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业界一直致力于设计 "坚硬 "和 "抗裂 "的玻璃。然而,在氧化物玻璃中同时实现这些特性的情况却很少见。虽然在过去十年中已有富含 Al2O3 的硬质抗裂氧化物玻璃的报道,但它们在技术上面临着两个重大挑战,阻碍了它们从实验室到工业领域的转化:(1)加工温度高(2000 °C);(2)玻璃形成区域小(接近共晶)。本研究报告介绍了在含稀土的 MgO-Al2O3-B2O3-SiO2 体系过铝区设计的一种高硬度、高模量、高抗裂性玻璃的结构设计。该玻璃的加工温度≤1650 °C,维氏硬度(Hv)为 7.84 GPa(载荷为 1.96 N 时),抗压痕开裂性能(ICR)为 26.5 N。这些 Hv 值和 ICR 值明显高于大多数商用或非商业玻璃(在热回火、接近 Tg 时的致密化或化学强化之前)。这种玻璃已在实验室规模上成功生产出尺寸为 100 mm × 100 mm × 8 mm 的板坯,其光学透射率为 90 ± 2 %。本文介绍的结果具有科学意义和相当大的实际影响,因为它们为设计和开发更强的功能性应用玻璃铺平了道路。
Structural design of a scalable glass with high hardness and crack initiation resistance
The industry has always strived to design “hard” and “crack-resistant” glass. However, simultaneously realizing these properties in oxide glasses has been rare. Although Al2O3-rich hard and crack-resistant oxide glasses have been reported in the last decade, they exhibit two significant technological challenges that hinder their translation from laboratory to industry: (1) high processing temperatures (>2000 °C) and (2) small glass-forming regions (near eutectic). The present study reports the structural design of a hard and high modulus glass with high crack initiation resistance designed in the peraluminous region of rare-earth containing MgO–Al2O3–B2O3–SiO2 system. The glass can be processed at a temperature ≤1650 °C and exhibits Vickers hardness (Hv) of 7.84 GPa (at 1.96 N load) and indentation crack resistance (ICR) of 26.5 N. These Hv and ICR values are significantly higher than most commercial or non-commercial glasses (prior to thermal tempering, densification near Tg, or chemical strengthening). The glass has been scaled up to successfully produce slabs of dimensions 100 mm × 100 mm × 8 mm at laboratory scale with optical transmission of 90 ± 2 %. The results presented here are scientifically intriguing and have considerable tangible implications, as they pave the path for the design and development of stronger glasses for functional applications.
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