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The document compares the fracture toughness and maximum use temperatures of various ceramic materials. Titanium diboride has the highest maximum use temperature at 2900°C while also maintaining a fracture toughness of 5 MPa x m1/2. Other materials like silicon carbide, aluminum nitride, and silicon nitride can withstand temperatures between 1400-1600°C with fracture toughnesses between 3-3.9 MPa x m1/2. Tungsten carbide has the lowest maximum use temperature at 1000°C and a fracture toughness of 3 MPa x m1/2.

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The document compares the fracture toughness and maximum use temperatures of various ceramic materials. Titanium diboride has the highest maximum use temperature at 2900°C while also maintaining a fracture toughness of 5 MPa x m1/2. Other materials like silicon carbide, aluminum nitride, and silicon nitride can withstand temperatures between 1400-1600°C with fracture toughnesses between 3-3.9 MPa x m1/2. Tungsten carbide has the lowest maximum use temperature at 1000°C and a fracture toughness of 3 MPa x m1/2.

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material fracture tougness MPa x m1/2 max use temp ºC

silicon carbide 4 1400.00

Boron Carbide 3.3 2450.00

Titanium Diboride 5 2900.00

Aluminum Nitride 3.5 1600.00

Silicon Nitride 3.9 1500.00

Aluminum Oxide 4.5 1750.00

Tungsten Carbide 3 1000.00


f ra c t u re to u g n e s s M P a x m 1 / 2

6 3500.00

5 3000.00

2500.00
4
2000.00
3
1500.00
2
1000.00

1 500.00

0 0.00

fracture tougness MPa x m1/2 max use temp ºC


3500.00

3000.00

2500.00

2000.00

1500.00

1000.00

500.00

0.00

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