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Consider rapid cooling (thermal shock) of the glass and ceramics listed in Table P8.41, with additional data in Table 8.2. Sudden cooling of a thin surface layer of material causes a stress, as given by Eq. 5.41.

(a) Assume that a piece of each material contains a small half-circular surface crack of depth a = 1.0 mm, and calculate the surface temperature change ∆T necessary to cause fracture for each. Which material is the most resistant to thermal shock? Which is the least?
(b) Apply the method of Section 3.8.1 to determine the combination of materials properties giving the function f2 that controls the resistance to thermal shock. Rank the materials according to f2. Comment on the effects of each of the properties KI c, α, E, and ν, and rationalize how each affects the resistance to thermal shock.

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