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Effect of Carbon Content on Mechanical Properties of Boron Carbide Ceramics Composites Prepared by Reaction Sintering. [PDF]
Sha W, Liu Y, Zhou Y, Huang Y, Huang Z.
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Reaction Sintering of Machinable TiB2-BN-C Ceramics with In-Situ Formed h-BN Nanostructure. [PDF]
Popov O +7 more
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Sintering studies on ceramic fuel materials.
Satisfactory dense crack—free dispersions of spheroidal U02 — Th02 particles in BeO can be produced by "co-sintering", a process in which unsintered particles are hydrostatically pressed in BeO and the dispersion is sintered in one step, the large voids ...
Reeve, KD, Jones, KA
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Study of a Waste Kaolin as Raw Material for Mullite Ceramics and Mullite Refractories by Reaction Sintering. [PDF]
Sánchez-Soto PJ +4 more
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The strength of reaction sintered .BETA.-sialon.
The high density β-sialon was fabricated under the presence of SiO vapor. The increase in the amount of excess Al2O3 over “balanced” sialon composition increased the density of sintered sialon and the amount of intergranular X-phase.The bending strength of reaction sintered β-sialon was measured from room temperature to 1400°C.
MITOMO, Mamoru +3 more
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Pressureless Sintering and Reaction Mechanisms of Ti3SiC2 Ceramics
Easy sinterable Ti3SiC2 powder was synthesized from a powder mixture with a molar ratio of 1.0 Ti, 0.3 Al, 1.2 Si, and 2.0 TiC by heating at 1200 degrees C in the flowing Ar. Here, the Al powder acts as a deoxidation agent and provides a liquid phase for
Sato, Kimitoshi +4 more
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Mullite–zirconia composites were prepared using lanthanum oxide (La2O3) additive which three different mole ratio by the reaction sintering (RS) route of alumina, kaolinite and zircon.
H. Aydın
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Preliminary numerical modeling of coupled electric and thermal fields in a six-punch HPA during reaction sintering of massive samples of PCBN has been performed.
Oleksiy Liudvichenko +3 more
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Preparation of porous carbides by reactive sintering
Three porous carbide ceramics (Cr3C2, TiC and WC) were successfully prepared through a reactive sintering process by reducing their oxides (Cr2O3, TiO2 and WO3) with methane.
ZHANG Lei, PANG Xiao-lu, GAO Ke-wei
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Sintering by volume diffusion.
The process of sintering by volume diffusion has been subjected to a critical review. Various stages in the sintering process have been identified. It has been shown that sintering is most effective when the porosity takes the form of continuous pore ...
Bannister, MJ
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