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On the characterization and control of surface finishing damage in ceramics
Surface finishing induces damage such as plastic deformation, residual stresses, and cracking near the finished surface. This damage is characterized by measurement of the residual stress distribution and calculation of crack sizes. A single point indentation model for the evolution of surface damage is described. Finally, processes for controlling finishing induced surface damage are outlined.
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