Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2-1986
Abstract
Some early history of ceramic applications is presented. Finite element modeling of components to determine service and fabrication loads found inelastic behavior and residual stresses to be significant to component life. Inelastic behavior mitigates peak strains but enhances residual strains. Results of furnace, Mach 0.3 burner, and engine tests are discussed and categorized into design criteria (loading, geometry, fabrication, materials, analysis, and testing). These design rules and finite element analyses are brought to bear on two test cases: turboshaft engine seals, and rocket thrust chambers.
Publication Title
NASA Technical Memorandum
Recommended Citation
Mullen, Robert L.; Padovan, J.; Braun, Minel J.; Chung, Benjamin T.F.; McDonals, G.; and Hendricks, Robert C., "Thermomechanical Design Criteria for Ceramic-Coated Surfaces" (1986). Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research. 1079.
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