### Addressing Variability in Mechanical Properties of Brittle MaterialsA probabilistic approach to addressing variability in mechanical properties of brittle materials can be expressed in terms of the probability of survival (Ps(v)) at a given stress level (σ) in a given volume (v) as:\[ P_s(v) = \exp \left[- \left( \frac{\sigma}{\sigma_0} \right)^m \right] \]### Application: Silicon Nitride Rods for TurbochargersA company supplies Silicon Nitride rods for the manufacture of turbochargers. For a certain produced batch, the 3-point bend test data in MPa is represented by the Weibull plot shown below.#### Figure Description:![Weibull Plot](path_to_image)**Figure Q10-13: Weibull plot for 3-point bend test of a batch of Silicon Nitride rods**- The x-axis represents the natural logarithm of the failure stress (ln σf).- The y-axis represents the natural logarithm of the natural logarithm of the reciprocal of the probability of failure (ln ln(1 / Ps)).- The data points are plotted and a linear regression is fitted to these points.- The equation of the fitted line is y = 26.697x - 198.49, with an R² value of 0.9522, indicating a high degree of correlation.#### Key Elements to Note:- The slope of the fitted line in the Weibull plot helps to determine the Weibull modulus (m).### Understanding the Weibull ModulusThe Weibull modulus (m) in the probabilistic equation is an expression of the diversity of strength in the tested batch. **Choose the correct option:**- (a) the average modulus of elasticity- (b) the median modulus of elasticity- (c) an expression of the diversity of strength in the tested batch- (d) an expression of critical stress intensity- (e) the linear density of flaw distribution**Correct Answer: (c)**

A probabilistic approach to address variability in mechanical properties of brittle materials can be expressed in terms of the probability of survival () at a given stress level () in a given volume as: [-(-)"] A company supplies Silicon Nitride rods for the manufacture of a turbocharger and for a certain produced batch, the 3-point bend test data in MPa is represented by the Weibull plot in Fig.Q10-13 below: The Weibull modulus in the probabilistic equation is: Ⓒ (a) the average modulus of elasticity O (b) the median modulus of elasticity O (c) an expression of the diversity of strength in the tested batch Ⓒ (d) an expression of critical stress intensity O (e) the linear density of flaw distribution 1 0 1 P, (v) = exp 73 7.35 y = 26.697x-198.49 R² = 0.9522 Penation 7.45 75 In of Figure Q10-13: Weibull plot for 3-point bend test of a batch of Silicon Nitride rods

A probabilistic approach to address variability in mechanical properties of brittle materials can be expressed in terms of the probability of survival () at a given stress level () in a given volume as: [-(-)"] A company supplies Silicon Nitride rods for the manufacture of a turbocharger and for a certain produced batch, the 3-point bend test data in MPa is represented by the Weibull plot in Fig.Q10-13 below: The Weibull modulus in the probabilistic equation is: Ⓒ (a) the average modulus of elasticity O (b) the median modulus of elasticity O (c) an expression of the diversity of strength in the tested batch Ⓒ (d) an expression of critical stress intensity O (e) the linear density of flaw distribution 1 0 1 P, (v) = exp 73 7.35 y = 26.697x-198.49 R² = 0.9522 Penation 7.45 75 In of Figure Q10-13: Weibull plot for 3-point bend test of a batch of Silicon Nitride rods

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