IMPROVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF SILICON CARBIDE CERAMICS PRODUCTION BY BATCH REGULATION
Keywords:
silicon carbide, eutectic additive, energy efficiency, sintering temperature, mechanical strength, fracture toughness, armor materials
Abstract
The article discusses an energy-efficient method for producing SiC-based composites via doping with oxide eutectic compositions and batch granulometry regulation. The influence of batch granulometry on physico-mechanical properties of ceramics is studied, and fractions ratio is determined allowing us to obtain a dense material with improved strength and fracture toughness. Such ceramics shows excellent mechanical behavior and holds much promise as a structural and armor material.References
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Published
2015-09-19
Section
Natural Sciences and ICT
Copyright (c) 2015 Dmitriy Zhukov, Nikolay Makarov, Maria Vartanyan, Tatiana Guseva
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