Marc HUGER

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Université de Limoges

France

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Marc Huger is a Full Professor at the University of Limoges, France. His research focuses on the thermomechanical properties of refractory materials, particularly in the context of micro-cracking and anisotropic thermal expansion. Recent publications include studies on the influence of alumina aggregates on Young’s modulus and the thermally induced micro-cracks in aluminum titanate ceramics.

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Jean-Christophe Dupré

University of Poitiers

FRANCE

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Rene Guinebretiere

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Université de Limoges

FRANCE

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Damien André

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Université de Limoges

FRANCE

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Pascal Doumalin

University of Poitiers

FRANCE

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Elsa Thune

Associate Professor

Université de Limoges

FRANCE

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Giovanni Bruno

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University of Potsdam

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Nathalie GEY

CNRS

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Articles (10)

A multiscale discrete element thermomechanical modeling approach of microcracking generated at high temperature by anisotropic thermal expansion in an elastic brittle polycrystalline ceramic material

Influence of tabular and white fused alumina aggregates on Young’s modulus evolution versus temperature in refractory castables

On the closure of thermally induced micro-cracks in aluminum titanate ceramics

Crystallography and anisotropy of crystals shape in dense aluminum titanate ceramics

A refractory engineering program for the 21 st century

High temperature thermomechanical properties of a microcracked model refractory material: A silica-doped aluminium titanate

Coupling between elastic strains and phase transition in dense pure zirconia polycrystals

Investigation of different discrete modeling strategies to mimic microstructural aspects that influence the fracture energy of refractory materials

Huge local elastic strains in bulk nanostructured pure zirconia materials

High-temperature digital image correlation techniques for full-field strain and crack length measurement on ceramics at 1200°C: Optimization of speckle pattern and uncertainty assessment

Collaborators (7)

Jean-Christophe Dupré

Rene Guinebretiere

Damien André

Pascal Doumalin

Elsa Thune

Giovanni Bruno

Nathalie GEY

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