Tailoring Multiphase and Composite Ceramics

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xi

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2. Processing and Fabrication of Multiphase Ceramics

   1. Sintering of Multiphase Ceramics

      • R. J. Brook

      Pages 1-13

   2. The Morphological Stability of Continuous Intergranular Phases

      • W. Craig Carter, Andreas M. Glaeser

      Pages 15-26

   3. Role of Shear in the Sintering of Composites

      • Rajendra K. Bordia, Rishi Raj

      Pages 27-39

   4. Hip of Liquid Phase Sintered Ceramic Composites

      • O-H. Kwon, G. L. Messing

      Pages 41-55

   5. Sinterable Yttria-Doped Zirconia Powders Chemically Coprecipitated in Non-Aqueous Medium

      • Giulio A. Rossi

      Pages 57-68

   6. Microstructural and Chemical Aspects of a Strontia Sintering Aid on Mg-PSZ

      • R. H. J. Hannink, J. Drennan

      Pages 69-78

   7. Phase Relationships in Y-Si-Al-O-N Ceramics

      • D. P. Thompson

      Pages 79-91

   8. The Fabrication of Composite O’-ß’ Sialon Ceramics

      • W. Y. Sun, D. P. Thompson, K. H. Jack

      Pages 93-101

   9. Ceramic Eutectic Composites

      • V. S. Stubican, R. C. Bradt, F. L. Kennard, W. J. Minford, C. C. Sorrel

      Pages 103-114

   10. Nickel Oxide - Based Aligned Eutectics

       • Alexandre Revcolevschi

       Pages 115-130

   11. Imperfections in the Directionally Solidified Structure of NiO-CaO Eutectic

       • B. J. Pletka

       Pages 131-143

   12. CVD-Processing of Ceramic-Ceramic Composite Materials

       • Roger Naslain, Francis Langlais

       Pages 145-164

   13. CVD Fabrication of In-situ Composites of Non-Oxide Ceramics

       • Toshio Hirai, Takashi Goto

       Pages 165-177

   14. Preparation of Boron Nitride/Boron Carbide Ceramics by Pyrolysis of Boric Acid-Glycerin Condensation Product

       • Hiroaki Wada, Kazuyuki Kuroda, Chuzo Kato

       Pages 179-185

   15. Porous and Dense Composites from Sol-Gel

       • E. J. A. Pope, J. D. Mackenzie

       Pages 187-194

   16. Non-Equilibrium Surface Conditions and Microstructural Changes Following Pulsed Laser Irradiation and Ion Beam Mixing of Ni Overlayers on Sintered Alpha-SiC

       • K. L. More, R. F. Davis

       Pages 195-206

3. Structure-Property Relations in Multiphase Ceramics

   1. Quantitative Microstructural Characterization and Description of Multiphase Ceramics

      • R. T. DeHoff

      Pages 207-222

   2. Displacive Transformation Mechanisms in Zirconia Ceramics and Other Non-Metals

      • W. M. Kriven

      Pages 223-237

   3. On Precipitate Morphology in ZrO2, α-Al2O3 and FeTiO3 Matrices

      • K. P. D. Lagerlöf, V. Lanteri, A. H. Heuer

      Pages 239-258

The proceedings of the Twenty-First University Conference on Ceramic Science held at The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA on July 17, 18 and 19, 1985 are compiled in this volume "Tailoring Multiphase and Composite Ceramics". This Conference emphasized the' discussion and analysis of the properties of multiphase ceramic materials in which the microstructure is deliberately tailored for specific applications or properties. Inter­ nationally recognized authorities presented keynote and invited lectures on topics dealing with processing and fabrication of multiphase and com­ posite electroceramics, fiber reinforced composites and high temperature multiphase ceramics. Results of recent research were presented in oral and poster sessions by leading researchers from several countries. This collection of papers represents the state of the art in our understand­ ing of the processing-structure-property interrelationships for these materials which possess unique and useful electrical, magnetic, optical, mechanical and thermal properties as a result of their multiphase nature. We are grateful for the financial support of the National Science Foundation, the Office of Naval Research, the Air Force Office of Scien­ tific Research, and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency for this conference. We gratefully acknowledge Prof. Robert Davis' leader­ ship role in steering and expanding this university conference series on ceramic science. We thank Ron Avillion and Linda Rose for their expert assistance in planning and coordinating the meeting. Thanks are due to Ms. Marian Reed, Ms. Judy Bell and Ms.

• Al2O3
• CaO
• cement
• ceramics
• composite material
• crystal
• foundation
• glass
• materials
• mechanical properties
• polymer
• science
• sintering
• sol-gel
• temperature

• The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, USA

  Richard E. Tressler, Gary L. Messing, Carlo G. Pantano, Robert E. Newnham

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