Sintering Key Papers
The 4th International Symposium on the Science and Technology of Sintering was held on 4-6 November 1987 in Tokyo. Among the many technical sessions was one entitled 'Session for Sintering-Case Study'. Over 200 participants heard these invited talks. Although some papers were over 20 years...
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| Language: | English |
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Dordrecht
Springer Netherlands
1990, 1990
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 1990 |
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Table of Contents:
- Section 16Takeshi Takei
- 16.1 The Development of Ferrite: A Reminiscence
- Section 17Ryozi Uyeda
- 17.1 Crystallography of Ultrafine Particles
- Section 18Thomas Vasilos
- 18.1 Solids Processing of Fine Grain Size Ceramics
- Section 19O. J. Whittemore
- 19.1 Pore Growth and Shrinkage During Sintering
- 9.1 Study of theInitial Stages of Sintering Solids by Viscous Flow, Evaporation-Condensation, and Self-Diffusion
- 9.2 Densification During Sintering in the Presence of a Liquid Phase. I. Theory
- 9.3 Densification During Sintering in the Presence of a Liquid Phase. II. Experimental
- 9.4 Effects of Applied Pressure on Densification During Sintering in the Presence of a Liquid Phase
- 9.5 Sintering of Oxide and Carbide-Metal Compositions in Presence of a Liquid Phase
- 9.6 Implications of Sintering Theories with Regard to Process Controls
- 9.7 Solution-Precipitation Deformation under an Applied Stress
- 9.8 The Sintering of Crystalline Oxides, I. Interactions Between Grain Boundaries and Pores
- 9.9 The Sintering of Crystalline Oxides, II. Densification and Microstructure Development in UO2
- 9.10 Regelation, Surface Diffusion, and Ice Sintering
- Section 10G. C. Kuczynski
- 10.1 Model Experiments and the Theory of Sintering
- 4.1 Silicon and Carbon—The Key Elements in High Performance High Temperature Composites
- Section 5R. C. Garvie
- 5.1 A Personal History of the Development of Transformation Toughened PSZ Ceramics
- 5.2 Ceramic Steel?
- 5.3 Structure and Thermomechanical Properties of Partially Stabilized Zirconia in the CaO-ZrO2 System
- 5.4 Sub-Eutectoid Aged Mg-PSZ Alloy with Enhanced Thermal Up-Shock Resistance
- 5.5 Fracture Mechanics Study of a Transformation Toughened Zirconia Alloy in the CaO-ZrO2 System
- 5.6 Microstructural Changes During Isothermal Aging of a Calcia Partially Stabilized Zirconia Alloy
- Section 6Jan Hlavá?
- 6.1 Reactivity of Solids in High Temperature Processes
- Section 7Yunoshin Imai
- 7.1 Study on A3 Transformation of Dispersion-Strengthened Iron
- Section 8D. Lynn Johnson
- 8.1 Computer Simulation of the Sintering of Two Spheres
- Section 9W. D. Kingery
- Preface v
- Acknowledgements viii
- Section 1J. E. Burke
- 1.1 The Development of Pore-Free Ceramics
- 1.2 Recrystallization and Sintering in Ceramics
- 1.3 Role of Grain Boundaries in Sintering
- Section 2R. L. Coble
- 2.1 Sintering Crystalline Solids. I. Intermediate and Final State Diffusion Models
- 2.2 Sintering Crystalline Solids. II. Experimental Test of Diffusion Models in Powder Compacts
- Section 3H. E. Exner
- 3.1 Solid-State Sintering: Critical Assessment of Theoretical Concepts and Experimental Methods
- 3.2 Material Transport Rate and Stress Distribution During Grain Boundary Diffusion Driven by Surface Tension
- 3.3 The Kinetics of Contact Formation During Sintering by Diffusion Mechanisms
- 3.4 The Influence of Pressing on Sintering Kinetics of Spherical Particles
- 3.5 Sintering Processes
- 3.6 Computer Simulation of Sintering Processes
- Section 4E. Fitzer
- 10.2 Self-Diffusion in Sintering of Metallic Particles
- 10.3 Segregation in Homogeneous Alloys During Sintering
- Section 11 F. V. Lend
- 11.1 The Role of Plastic Deformation in Sintering
- Section 12J. A. Pask
- 12.1 Thermodynamic and Geometric Factors in Sintering
- 12.2 Effect of Water Vapor on Sintering of Ceramic Oxides
- Section 13G. Petzow
- 13.1 Basic Mechanisms of Liquid Phase Sintering
- 13.2 Sintering with Additives
- 13.3 Particle Rearrangement in Solid State Sintering
- Section 14Shigeyuki Somiya
- 14.1 Hydrothermal Reaction Sintering of Pure Cr2O3
- 14.2 Fabrication of Dense, Nonstabilized ZrO2 Ceramics by Hydrothermal Reaction Sintering
- 14.3 Hydrothermal Reaction Sintering of Monoclinic Zirconia
- 14.4 Hydrothermal Reaction-Sintering of Monoclinic HfO2
- 14.5 Reactions for Hydrothermal Reaction Sintering
- Section 15Eiji Suito
- 15.1 ElectronMicroscopic Investigations of Powders: The Shape, Crystal Habit and Microstructure of Fine Particles