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    <title>Comportement mécanique des composites à matrice céramique</title>
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    <description>Titre: Comportement mécanique des composites à matrice céramique
Auteur(s): Fantozzi, G.; Reynaud, P.
Résumé: Ceramic-matrix composites (CMCs) are interesting materials for aeronautic applications because of 

their good mechanical properties at high temperatures even under air. Contrary to bulk ceramics, 

CMCs have a non-brittle mechanical behaviour due tothe high strength of fibres and to optimized 

fibre/matrix interactions after matrix multi-cracking. 

Interactions between fibres and matrix act mainly  at the interface level. When fibres and 

matrix are debonded, fibres slide with friction andenergy dissipation occurs. By using a shear-lag 

model, the energy dissipation can be calculated andthe evolution of the fibre/matrix interaction can be 

followed during fatigue.</description>
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