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Strengthened Silicate Glasses by Residual Stress: Depth of Compression and Surface Flaws Stability Conditions
The application of silicate glasses in severe service environments requires a precise evaluation of structural strength under mechanical loads and surface tribological conditions. Because glass strength is governed by surface flaws and microcracks rather than being an intrinsic material property, re
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