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All data from the lab is seen below: Surface Condition Group 1 (Nina, Joseph, & Jason) Group 2 (Jenny, Adrixx, & Brian) Group 3 (Enner

All data from the lab is seen below:

Surface Condition

Group 1 (Nina, Joseph, & Jason)

Group 2 (Jenny, Adrixx, & Brian)

Group 3 (Enner & Erica)

Group 4 (Yabayanze, Tim, & Alban)

Group 5 (Ngoc, Saurabh, & Everett)

Group 6 (Andy & Eduardo)

As-received (N=12)

9

9

9

9

9

9

8

9

5

6

6

6

Ground with 600-grit SiC paper (N=12)

1

8

5

9

6

9

1

9

6

5

9

9

Ground with 240-grit SiC paper (N=12)

6

9

5

6

9

8

1

5

5

9

9

8

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Table 1: Fracture force values (in lb-force) versus the surface condition of 6\" long Pyrex glass rods from Groups 1-6.

Table 2: Fracture strength values (in MPa) versus the surface condition of 6\" long Pyrex glass rods from Groups 1-6.

Table 3: Mean & theoretical fracture strength values (in MPa) versus the surface condition of 6\" long Pyrex glass rods from Groups 1-6.

Table 4: Flaw size values (in m) versus the surface condition of 6\" long Pyrex glass rods from Groups 1-6.

Figure 1: Fracture strength (in MPa) vs. flaw size values (in m) versus the surface condition of 6\" long Pyrex glass rods from Groups 1-6.

Figure 2: Weibull plot of fracture strength (in MPa) versus the surface condition of 6\" long Pyrex glass rods from Groups 1-6.

3 design stress values based on a 1% failure rate of Pyrex glass rods in the as-received condition, the 600-grit surface condition, and 240-grit surface condition.

Corning Pyrex 7740 Glass

Glass Type: Borosilicate

Description

Pyrex 7740 is Cornings trade name borosilicate glass. It has a low coefficient of thermal expansion and good heat shock resistance. Pyrex can be used as a substitute for SCHOTT Borofloat in most cases. SGP can CNC mill, drill, cut, lap, and polish Pyrex to any dimension, shape or surface finish.

Thermal Properties

Mechanical Properties

Thermal Coefficient of Expansion

(0/300C): 32.5 X 10-7/C

Density

2.23 g/cm3 (at 20C/68F)

Annealing Point

560C/1040 F

Knoop Hardness

448 kg/mm2

Softening Point

821C/1509.8F

Youngs Modulus

64 G pa

Strain Point

510C / 950 F

Poissons Ratio

0.20

Chemical Properties

Electrical Properties

Hydrolytic Resistance

class 1

Dielectric Constant

E=4.61 MHz R.T.

Acid Resistance

class 1

Resistivity

8 X 1010 ohm/cm @R.T.

Alkali Resistance

class 2

Dielectric Strength

0.5 KV/mm

Optical Properties

Refractive Index

1.473 (589.3 nm)

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