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Piezoelectric Toughening of Ceramics

By (author) Ashutosh Kumar Dubey, By (author) Imteyaz Ahmad, By (author) Pradip Kumar Roy

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This book focuses on piezoelectric toughening, where a part of the mechanical energy inducing crack extension is converted into electrical energy or dissipated by domain alignment/domain wall movement. The effectiveness of this toughening mechanism, like other established mechanisms, depends on several aspects such as energetics of the piezoelectric transition, processing/densification of the matrix phase, particle size and distribution of secondary phase, interface between secondary and matrix phase etc. Therefore, to develop a comprehensive understanding, knowledge of all the aspects is a prerequisite. This book is therefore dedicated to all aspects of toughening by piezoelectric secondary phases.

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