Fracture of glass bead/epoxy composites: on micro-mechanical deformations

By Jonghwi Lee, A. Yee. 2000

152 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

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In Mechanical Engineering

1. S. Sprenger
2. Longcheng Tang
3. Zhong Zhang
4. Lin-li Ye
5. Hui Zhang
6. P. Giannaros
7. A. Kanellopoulos
8. Abir Al-Tabbaa

In Mechanics of Materials

1. S. Sprenger
2. Longcheng Tang
3. Lin-li Ye
4. Zhong Zhang
5. C. Swetha
6. Ravi Kumar
7. Hui Zhang

Citations in the corpus

• The effect of varying volume fraction of microcapsules on fresh, mechanical and self-healing properties of mortars (2016, background): “Reduction in the fracture toughness is also attributed to the poor bonding between the embedded spherical particles and the host matrix [48,49].”
• Quasi-static uni-axial compression behaviour of hollow glass microspheres/epoxy based syntactic foams (2011, background): “Addition of hollow spheres provides large strain inhomogeneities and helps in toughening of the matrix [30].”
• Fracture mechanisms of epoxy-based ternary composites filled with rigid-soft particles (2012, background): “In comparison, rigid micro- and nano-fillers can improve the fracture toughness, stiffness and even strength of epoxy resins simultaneously [7–10].”
• Carbon nanofibers enhance the fracture toughness and fatigue performance of a structural epoxy system (2011, background): “16 pinning [13, 40-43], pullout and void nucleation [38, 44, 45] and crack deflection [46,”