Intergranular Toughening is a ceramic toughening mechanism characterized by crack resistance arising from interfacial interactions at grain boundaries, where the propagation of cracks is impeded by energy-dissipating processes such as crack deflection, grain bridging, or intergranular fracture along the boundaries between adjacent grains.
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Intergranular fracture at elevated temperature
Rishi Raj, Michael F. Ashby · Acta Metallurgica · 1975 · 840 citations
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