Quantitative evaluation of stress-enhanced corrosion on glass surface using vickers indentation method (Part 1) - Application to some glasses and aqueous solutions
S. Takeda et I. Tari, Quantitative evaluation of stress-enhanced corrosion on glass surface using vickers indentation method (Part 1) - Application to some glasses and aqueous solutions, J CERAM S J, 107(1), 1999, pp. 31-35
In order to make a quantitative evaluation of stress-enhanced corrosion on
glass surface in aqueous solutions, an indentation method was adopted. Usin
g this technique, the stress corrosion Limit, K-SCC, was measured in three
different glasses, a soda-lime silicate glass and two kinds of alumino-sili
cate glasses, Influence of a surface active agent on the stress corrosion l
imit of soda-lime silicate glass was also estimated using soda kaplinate ac
id solution, The present results can be summarized as follows: (1) The inde
ntation method can be generally used provided that a median/radial crack ca
n be introduced on the glass surface, and it enables to distinguish subtle
differences in the extent of the corrosion process, (2) Accurate K-SCC data
can be obtained within a 3 % standard deviation. (3) By the indentation me
thod the K-SCC can be estimated in small specimens or at localized parts.