26th Annual Conference on Composites, Advanced Ceramics, Materials, and Structures: B: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 23, Issue 4

Copyright © 2002 The American Ceramic Society

26th Annual Conference on Composites, Advanced Ceramics, Materials, and Structures: B: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 23, Issue 4

Editor(s): Hau-Tay Lin, Mrityunjay Singh

Published Online: 26 MAR 2008

Print ISBN: 9780470375792

Online ISBN: 9780470294758

DOI: 10.1002/9780470294758

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This volume is part of the Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceeding  (CESP) series.  This series contains a collection of papers dealing with issues in both traditional ceramics (i.e., glass, whitewares, refractories, and porcelain enamel) and advanced ceramics. Topics covered in the area of advanced ceramic include bioceramics, nanomaterials, composites, solid oxide fuel cells, mechanical properties and structural design, advanced ceramic coatings, ceramic armor, porous ceramics, and more.

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      Frontmatter (pages i–xiv)

  2. Part 1: Advanced Processing, Product Development, and Commercialization

    1. Chapter 1

      Water-Based Tape Casting with Latex Binders (pages 3–14)

      Elis Carlström and Annika Kristoffersson

    2. Chapter 2

      Radio Frequency Drying of Ceramics (pages 15–22)

      Ben Wilson

    3. Chapter 3

      Laser CVD System Design, Operation, and Modeling (pages 23–33)

      W. Jack Lackey, David Rosen, Chad Duty, Daniel Jean, Scott Bondi, Tarek Elkhatib, Ryan Johnson, Mingxuan Jiang, Jian Mi, Josh Gillespie and Racheal Harvey

    4. Chapter 4

      Near Net Shapes by Ceramic Injection Molding (pages 35–42)

      Animesh Bose and Tai Shing Wei

    5. Chapter 5

      Fabrication of Ceramic Components for Micro Gas Turbine Engines (pages 43–50)

      H.-C. Liu, S. Kang, F. B. Prinz, J. Stampfl and Tu Wien

    6. Chapter 6

      Low Pressure Injection Molding Process for Near–Net Shape, Hot Gas Filter Components (pages 51–59)

      Rama Nageswaran and F. A. Bruce

    7. Chapter 7

      Near Net–Shape Si02–TiO2–Glass Compacts with Reduced Thermal Expansion (pages 61–65)

      Rolf Clasen, Aline Licht, Markus Hornfeck, Monika Oswald, Klaus Deller, Helmut Mangold and Gerrit Schneider

    8. Chapter 8

      An Approach to Examination of Thermal Decomposition by Novel Evolved Gas Analysis (pages 67–72)

      Takahisa Tsugoshi, Takaaki Nagaoka, Masaki Yasuoka and Koji Watari

    9. Chapter 9

      Cost–Effective Synthesis of Silica Aerogels from Waterglass/Teos by Ambient Drying and Their Applications (pages 73–78)

      Gun S. Kim, Sang H. Hyun, Sung W. Hwang and Gye T. Kim

    10. Chapter 10

      Piezoresistive Ceramic Composites for Force or Pressure Sensor (pages 79–84)

      Hiroaki Makino, Shin Tajima, Mitsuru Asai and Nobuo Kamiya

    11. Chapter 11

      The Electrical Properties of CaZrO3 Humidity Sensor (pages 85–90)

      Jae-Ho Yuk, Byung-Soo Lee, Do-Hyun You and Hyeong-Gweon Kim

    12. Chapter 12

      Effect of Organic Components of Low Friction/Flexible Material (pages 91–101)

      Y. Shibata, T. Sakai, S. Satake, S. Katayama and N. Yamada

    13. Chapter 13

      Ceramic Light Metal Composites – Product Development and Industrial Application (pages 103–113)

      Michael Buchmann, Rainer Gadow, Daniel Lopez and Dietmar Scherer

    14. Chapter 14

      CMC Brake Disks in Serial Production – The Competition Between Cost Effectiveness and Technical Performance (pages 115–123)

      R. Gadow and M. Speicher

    15. Chapter 15

      Ceramic on Glass and Glass–Ceramic Layer Composites for Industrial Applications (pages 125–138)

      R. Gadow, A. Killinger and C. Li

    16. Chapter 16

      The Commercialization of Advanced Telecommunications Technologies in Georgia Through Yamacraw (pages 139–146)

      Elizabeth A. Judson

  3. Part 2: Engineering Porous Materials

    1. Chapter 17

      Fabrication of Ceramics with Designed Porosity (pages 149–160)

      R. W. Rice

    2. Chapter 18

      Effect of Microstructure on the Mechanical Properties of Dense/Porous Multilayered Silicon Nitride (pages 161–166)

      Masato Ishizaki, Masateru Nishi, Asuhiro Shigegaki and Tadashi Sasa

    3. Chapter 19

      Comparison Among the Functional Forms Describing Changes in Thermal and Mechanical Properties Due to Microcracking and Porosity (pages 167–174)

      E. D. Case

    4. Chapter 20

      Manufacturing of Porous Oxide Ceramics from Bioorganic Preforms (pages 175–181)

      H. Sieber, J. Cao, C. R. Rambo and P. Greil

    5. Chapter 21

      Grain Boundary Strengthening of Porous Alumina Ceramics: Effect of Secondary Inclusions and Dopants (pages 183–190)

      D. Doni Jayaseelan, N. Kondo, M. E. Brito and T. Ohji

    6. Chapter 22

      Hermetic Glass Bodies with Controlled Porosity: Processing and Properties (pages 191–202)

      Aldo R. Boccaccini, Jose L. Spino and Valeria Cannillo

    7. Chapter 23

      Self–Foamed Cellular Ceramics from Silicone Resins with a Zeolite Surface (pages 203–210)

      M. Scheffler, T. Gambaryan-Roisman, J. Zeschky, F. Scheffler and P. Greil

    8. Chapter 24

      Wood Derived Porous and Cellular Ceramics (pages 211–218)

      Evelina Vogli, Heino Sieber and Peter Greil

    9. Chapter 25

      Porous Sic Ceramics with Oriented Structure from Natural Materials (pages 219–226)

      U. Vogt, A. Herzog and R. Klingner

    10. Chapter 26

      Design of Screen–Printed Porous Layers for Improving Gas Sensor Performances (pages 227–234)

      Jean-Marc Tulliani, Elena Billi, Laura Montanaro and Gilbert Fantozzi

    11. Chapter 27

      Designing and Fabricating Pores in Porous Materials (pages 235–245)

      Elis Carlström, Cathrine Engebretsen and Erik Adolfsson

    12. Chapter 28

      Effects of Porosity on Thermal Shock Resistance of Silicon Nitride Ceramics (pages 247–252)

      J. H. She, Y Beppu, J. F. Yang, D. D. Jayaseelan and T. Ohji

    13. Chapter 29

      Binder Induced Porosity in Tape Casting (pages 253–259)

      Cathrine Engebretsen and Elis Carlström

    14. Chapter 30

      Potential of the Acousto–Ultrasound Method to Characterize the Strength of Hot Gas Filter Materials (pages 261–267)

      P. Pastila, A.-P. Nikkila, T. Mantyla, W. Ellingson, E. R. Koehl and D. Sandberg

    15. Chapter 31

      Effect of Combustion Conditions on Properties of Ceramic Hot Gas Filters (pages 269–276)

      Ralf Westerheide, Jens Angermann, Bernd Meyer, Petra Rehak and Jorg Adler

    16. Chapter 32

      Determination of Pore Volume and Pore Distribution by Liquid Extrusion Porosimetry Without Using Mercury (pages 277–284)

      Akshaya Jena and Krishna Gupta

    17. Chapter 33

      Ellular Oxide Ceramics from Filler Loaded Silicone Resins (pages 285–290)

      J. Zeschky, M. Scheffler, P. Colombo and P. Greil

  4. Part 3: Diamond, Wear Resistant, and Protection Coatings

    1. Chapter 34

      Unique Applications of Diamond and Diamond-Like Carbon for Use as Tools or Components (pages 293–304)

      Masao Murakawa, Hiroyuki Noguchi and Sadao Takeuchi

    2. Chapter 35

      Ceramic Tribo–Coatings in Japan —A Report on Sate-of-the Art Materials (pages 305–316)

      J. Akedo, Y. Hibi, K. Mori, K. Umeda, Y. Enomoto, Aist Chubu and S. Mori

    3. Chapter 36

      Characterization of Aluminum Phosphate Sealed Alumina and Chromia Coatings (pages 317–324)

      Minnamari S. Vippola, Petri Vuoristo, Tapio A. Mantyla and Toivo Lepisto

    4. Chapter 37

      Reaction Bonding of Oxide Coatings on Silicon Nitride (pages 325–329)

      Masahiro Asayama, Motohide Ando and Tatsuki Ohji

  5. Part 4: Thermal and Environmental Barrier Coatings: Processing and Characterization

    1. Chapter 38

      Microstructural Evolution of EB–PVD TBC'S on Cylinderical Surfaces (pages 333–340)

      J. Bernier, Md. Maniruzzaman, M. Fontecchio, R. D. Sisson and S. Bose

    2. Chapter 39

      Impact of Thermal Exposure of EB–PVD TBCs on Youngs Modulus and Sintering (pages 341–352)

      K. Fritscher, F. Sziics, U. Schulz, B. Saruhan, M. Peters and W. A. Kaysser

    3. Chapter 40

      Influence of Deposition Conditions on Density and Microstructure of EB–PVD TBCs (pages 353–360)

      Uwe Schulz, Jan Miinzer and Uwe Kaclen

    4. Chapter 41

      Deposition Rates of EB–PVD TBCS on Cylindrical Surfaces (pages 361–369)

      J. S. Bemier, W. C. S. Weir, M. Fontecchio, R. D. Sisson and S. Bose

    5. Chapter 42

      Quasistatic vs. Dynamic Modulus Measurements of Plasma–Sprayed Thermal Barrier Coatings (pages 371–378)

      J. I. Eldridge, G. N. Morscher and S. R. Choi

    6. Chapter 43

      Numerical Investigation of Crack Propagation Behavior in TBC Systems (pages 381–389)

      Kais Sfar, Jarir Aktaa and Dietrich Munz

    7. Chapter 44

      Measurements of Stress Distribution in top Coat and TGO Layers Processed by EB–PVD (pages 391–396)

      Toru Tomimatsu, Shijie Zhu and Yutaka Kagawa

    8. Chapter 45

      Thermomechanical Behavior of Plasma Sprayed Thermal Barrier Coatings (pages 397–408)

      Rolf W. Steinbrech

    9. Chapter 46

      Residual Stresses in Thermal Barrier Coatings for a Cu–8Cr–4Nb Substrate System (pages 409–416)

      Louis J. Ghosn and Sai V. Raj

    10. Chapter 47

      Infrared Radiative Properties of Yttria–Stabilized Zirconia Thermal Barrier Coatings (pages 417–430)

      J. I. Eldridge, C. M. Spuckler, K. W. Street and J. R. Markham

    11. Chapter 48

      Radiation Effects in a Semitransparent Gray Coating Heated by Convection and Cooled by Radiation (pages 431–438)

      Charles M. Spuckler

    12. Chapter 49

      Application of Microwave Self–Heating Technique to the Detection of Microfracture in Thermal Barrier Coating System (pages 439–445)

      Mitomi Miyata, Shijie Zhu and Yutaka Kagawa

  6. Part 5: Novel Coatings Development

    1. Chapter 50

      Microstructure and Performance of New Metal Glass Composite TBC (pages 449–456)

      Markus Dietrich, Vadim Verlotski, Robert Vaßen and Detlev Stover

    2. Chapter 51

      Thermal Conductivity and Sintering Behavior of Advanced Thermal Barrdxr Coatings (pages 457–468)

      Dongming Zhu and Robert A. Miller

    3. Chapter 52

      Characterization of Spontaneously Formed Cerium–Based Conversion Coatings on Aluminum (pages 469–476)

      W. G. Fahrenholtz, Haifeng Zhou and M. J. O'Keefe

    4. Chapter 53

      Oxidation Barrier Multilayer Coatings for Carbon–Carbon Composites (pages 477–484)

      F. Smeacetto, M. Ferraris and M. Salvo

    5. Chapter 54

      Scale Adhesion, Sulfur Content, and TBC Failure on Single Crystal Superalloys (pages 485–495)

      James L. Smialek

    6. Chapter 55

      Effects of a then CVD–Si Layer on the Oxidation Behavior of Si3N4 (pages 497–504)

      Lrina V. Tsarenko, Henry Du, Woo Young Lee and John Holowczak

    7. Chapter 56

      Sintering and Cyclic Failure Mechanisms of Thermal and Environmental Barrier Coating Systems Under Thermal Gradient Test Conditions (pages 505–516)

      Dongming Zhu, Kang N. Lee and Robert A. Miller

    8. Chapter 57

      Mechanical Properties of an Environmental Barrier Coating on a Monolithic SiC Substrate and Its Role on Substrate Failure Behavior (pages 517–524)

      Shanti V. Nair, Harry E. Eaton, Ellen Y. Sun and Greg C. Ojard

    9. Chapter 58

      Development of Novel Oxide Materials for TBC's (pages 525–532)

      Ulrich Bast and Eckart Schumann

    10. Chapter 59

      Furnace Cyclic Behavior of Plasma–Sprayed Zirconia–Yttria and Multi–Component Rare Earth Oxide Doped Thermal Barrier Coatings (pages 533–545)

      Dongming Zhu, James A. Nesbitt, Terry R Mccue, Charles A. Barrett and Robert A. Miller

    11. Chapter 60

      Oxidation– and Creep–Enhanced Fatigue of Haynes 188 Alloy–Oxide Scale System Under Simulated Pulse Detonation Engine Conditions (pages 547–553)

      Dongming Zhu, Dennis S. Fox and Robert A. Miller

  7. Part 6: Nanocrystalline Materials and Biomimetics

    1. Chapter 61

      Single-Step Preparation of Nanosized Ceramics and Composites from Metal–Organic Precursors (pages 557–568)

      Sanjay Mathur, Michael Veith, Hao Shen and Stefan Hüfner

    2. Chapter 62

      Preparation and Characterization of Nanocrystalline Nasicon Powders and Thin Films (pages 569–575)

      S. V. Kesapragada, S. Bhaduri, S. B. Bhaduri, E. G. Baburaj and P. A. Lessing

    3. Chapter 63

      Manufacturing of Glass and Ceramic Matrix Composites by Electro–Phoretic Impregnation with Nanosized Powders (pages 577–584)

      Jan Tabellion, Christian Oetzel and Rolf Clascn

    4. Chapter 64

      Comparative Investigation of A12O3– and ZrO2 Nanopowders Synthesized by Different Methods (pages 585–592)

      Stephan Appel, Rolf Clasen, Andrei Chkourankov, Harald Natter, Rolf Hempelmann, Sabine Schlabach, Bin Xu and Dieter Vollath

    5. Chapter 65

      Characterization of Doped Glasses Manufactured by Sintering of Nanoparticles (pages 593–600)

      Karsten Smeets and Rolf Clasen

    6. Chapter 66

      Preparation of Plzt Powders from Nano Sized Oxides (pages 601–607)

      Erik Bartscherer, Kathy Sahner and Rolf Clasen

    7. Chapter 67

      Sintering Behavior and Grain Structure Development of ZrO2– and Al2O3–Compacts Fabricated from Different Nanosized Powders (pages 609–616)

      Stephan Appel, Rolf Clasen, Sabine Schlabach and Bin Xu And

    8. Chapter 68

      Advanced Ceramic or Glass Components and Composites by Electro–Phoretic Deposition/Impregnation Using Nanosized Particles (pages 617–627)

      Jan Tabellion and Rolf Clasen

    9. Chapter 69

      Investigation of Pore Structure of Glass Compacts by Means of Mercury Porosimetry (pages 629–636)

      Karsten Smeets, Jan Tabellion and Rolf Clasen

    10. Chapter 70

      Physical and Mechanical Properties of Microwave Sintered Nano–Crystalline Hydroxyapatite (pages 637–644)

      M. G. Kutty, J. P. Olberding, S. Bhaduri, J. R. Jokisaari and S. B. Bhaduri

    11. Chapter 71

      Properties and Microstructure of Alumina–Niobium and Alumina–Neodymium Titanate Nanocomposites Made by Novel Processing Methods (pages 645–651)

      Joshua D. Kuntz, Guo-Dong Zhan, Julin Wan and Amiya K. Mukherjee

    12. Chapter 72

      A Novel Hybrid Route to Chemically–Tailored, Three–Dimensional Oxide Nanostructures: The Basic (Bioclastic and Shape–Preserving Inorganic Conversion) Process (pages 653–664)

      Ken H. Sandhage, Matthew B. Dickerson, Philip M. Huseman, Frank M. Zalar, Mark C. Carroll, Michelle R. Rondon and Eryn C. Sandhage

    13. Chapter 73

      Silicon Nitride/Silicon Carbide Nanocomposites from Polymer Precursor (pages 665–672)

      Julin Wan, Matthew J. Gasch and Amiya K. Mukherjee

    14. Chapter 74

      Properties of Si3N4 – MOSi2 Composites with a Nanostructured Matrix (pages 673–679)

      D. Sciti, S. Guicciardi and A. Bellosi

    15. Chapter 75

      Precursor Selection for Property Optimization in Biomorphic SiC Ceramics (pages 681–687)

      F. M. Varela-Feria, M. J. López-robledo, J. Martinez-Fernandez, A. R. De Arellano-López and M. Singh

    16. Chapter 76

      New Synthetic Route of Perovskite Materials in the Test Tube (pages 689–694)

      K. Toda, K. Uematsu, N. Ohtake, S. Tokuoka and M. Sato

    17. Chapter 77

      Passivation of CdTe Nanoparticles by Silane Coupling Agent Assisted Silica Encapsulation (pages 695–700)

      M. Nayak, M. Ando and N. Murase

    18. Chapter 78

      Solution–Based Processing of Nanocrystalline SiC (pages 701–709)

      Chang-An Wang, Michael D. Sacks, Greg A. Staab and Zhe Cheng

    19. Chapter 79

      Solution–Based Processing of Nanocrystalline ZrC (pages 711–717)

      Zeshan Hu, Michael D. Sacks, Greg A. Staab, Chang-An Wang and Anubhav Jain

    20. Chapter 80

      Environment Conscious, Biomorphic Ceramics from Pine and Jelutong Wood Precursors (pages 719–726)

      M. Singh and Bo-Moon Yee

  8. Part 7: Biomaterials

    1. Chapter 81

      Processing of Bioactive Ceramics with Defined Porosity (pages 729–734)

      Charles M. Lofton, Wolfgang Sigmund and Huiyan Huang

    2. Chapter 82

      Electrovector Ceramics for Biomedical Use: Manipulation of Bone–Like Crystal Growth in SBF (pages 735–744)

      Kimihiro Yamashita, Satoshi Nakamura and Takayuki Kobayashi

    3. Chapter 83

      Development of Hydroxyapatite Coating on Porous Titanium Via Electro–Deposition Technique (pages 745–752)

      M. G. Kutty, W. A. Prisbery, S. Bhaduri, J. R. Jokisaari and S. B. Bhaduri

    4. Chapter 84

      TEM–EDX Study of Process of Apatite Formation on Bioactive Ti–6A1–4V Alloy in Simulated Body Fluid (pages 753–760)

      Hiroaki Takadama, Mineo Mizuno, Hyun-Min Kim, Tadashi Kokubo and Takashi Nakamura

    5. Chapter 85

      Bioactive Surface Functionalization: Concept and Applications (pages 761–771)

      Hyun-Min Kim

    6. Chapter 86

      Affects of Alumina and Titania Nanoparticulates on Bone Cell Function (pages 773–780)

      Luke G. Gutwein and Thomas J. Webster

    7. Chapter 87

      Bioactivity Testing of Ceramic Materials Applied for Implants (pages 781–788)

      M. Yanagisawa, Y-L Zhang, M. Mizuno, U. Inoue, T. Uchida, H-M. Kim and T. Kokubo

    8. Chapter 88

      Calcite Formation in a Revised Simulated Body Fluid (pages 789–795)

      Yunlong Zhang, Hiroaki Takadama, Mineo Mizuno, Masaaki Yanagisawa and Tadashi Kokubo

    9. Chapter 89

      Apatite Deposition on Organic–Inorganic Hybrids Prepared from Hydroxyethylmethacrylate by Modification with Alkoxysilane and Calcium Salt in Body Environment (pages 797–804)

      Toshiki Miyazaki, Chikara Ohtsuki and Masao Tanihara

    10. Chapter 90

      A Composites Approach to Tissue Engineering (pages 805–816)

      Aldo R. Boccaccini, Judith A. Roelher, Larry L. Hench, Veronique Maquet and Robert Jérǒme

    11. Chapter 91

      Increased Osteoblast Function on Nanofibered Alumina (pages 817–824)

      Thomas J. Webster, Luke G. Gutwein and Frederick Tepper

    12. Chapter 92

      Hardness and Dimensional Stability of a Bioceramic Dental Filling Material Based on Calcium Aluminate Cement (pages 825–832)

      Lars Kraft and Leif Hermansson

    13. Chapter 93

      3D CT Analyses of Porous Structures of Apatite Ceramics and in-Vivo Bone Formation (pages 833–838)

      Y. Lkeda, Y. Mizuta, M. Mizuno, K. Ohsawa, M. Neo and T. Nakamura

    14. Chapter 94

      Bioactive Glass–Ceramics Materials for Bone Substitutes (pages 839–844)

      C. Vitale Brovarone, F. Smeacetto and E. Verne

    15. Chapter 95

      Fatigue Property of Zirconia for Hip Joint Prostheses (pages 845–850)

      Y. Takigawa, Y. Yasutomi, M. Mizuno and K. Shirakihara

  9. Part 8: Functional Ceramics

    1. Chapter 96

      Mechanical and Piezoelectric Properties of Laminated Object Manufactured Ceramics (pages 853–860)

      Barry A. Bender, Chulho Kim, Dave Lewis, Roy J. Rayne and Carl C. M. Wu

    2. Chapter 97

      Search for New Vacuum–UV Phosphors (pages 861–868)

      K. Toda, K. Uematsu, Y. Imanari, T. Nonogawa and M. Sato

    3. Chapter 98

      Sintering of Zirconium Tungstate (pages 869–876)

      L. J. Vandeperre and W. J. Clegg

    4. Chapter 99

      Low–Temperature Anodic Bonding Facilitated by Lithium–Exchanged Sodium Borosilicate Glass (pages 877–884)

      Chad S. Watson, Deidre A. Hirschfeld and W. Kent Schubert

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