A crack model for the onset of blisters using finite surface thicknesses
15th Nov 2006, 00:54 GMT
Jung-Wuk Hong and Soonwuk Cheong In this paper, hydrogen-induced delamination of a bulk material with a finite thickness is investigated. Hydrogen implanted interface splitting is considered as the growth of the crack by forming blisters. The radius of a blister depends on the amount of the implanted hydrogen, crack surface energy, ... [J. Appl. Phys. 100, 094322 (2006)] published Tue Nov 14, 2006.
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