Question #225587

Calculate the maximum strength for the following two cases, using the Griffith equation. Given: (i) mineral platelets have thickness of 1 mm and diameter of 10 nm;

(ii) mineral platelets have thickness of 1 nm and diameter of 50 nm.

Assume γsurf = 1 J/m2 ; EHAP = 100 GPa.


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Expert's answer
2021-08-16T02:20:50-0400

Solution;

Fracture strength of mineral platelets by Griffith criteria is given by;

σmf=αEmΨ\sigma_m^f=\alpha E_m\Psi

In which;

Ψ=γEmh\Psi=\sqrt{\frac{\gamma}{E_mh}}

απ\alpha\approx\sqrtπ

γ\gamma is the surface energy;

h is diameter of the mineral platelet.

(i)

σmf\sigma_m^f =π\sqrtπ×100×109×1100×109×10×109\sqrt{\frac{1}{100×10^9×10×10^{-9}}}

σmf=5.605GPa\sigma_m^f=5.605GPa

(ii)

σmf=π\sigma_m^f=\sqrtπ ×100×109×150×100\sqrt{\frac{1}{50×100}}

σmf=2.507GPa\sigma_m^f=2.507GPa







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