27th Annual Cocoa Beach Conference on Advanced Ceramics and Composites: A: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 24, Issue 3

Copyright © 2003 The American Ceramic Society

27th Annual Cocoa Beach Conference on Advanced Ceramics and Composites: A: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 24, Issue 3

Editor(s): Waltraud M. Kriven, Hua-Tay Lin

Published Online: 27 MAR 2008

Print ISBN: 9780470375839

Online ISBN: 9780470294802

DOI: 10.1002/9780470294802

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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–xv)

  2. Part 1: Synthesis and Processing of Nanomaterials

    1. Chapter 1

      Perspectives of Field-Enhanced Processes for the Preparation of Nanomaterials (pages 3–8)

      Rolf Clasen

    2. Chapter 2

      Aerosol Deposition for Nanocomposite Material Synthesis: — A Novel Method of Ceramics Processing Without Firing (pages 9–14)

      Jun Akedo, Maxim Lebedev, Atsushi Iwata, Shizuka Nakano and Hisato Ogiso

    3. Chapter 3

      Processing of Nanocrystalline Diamond Films by Microwave Plasma Cvd (pages 15–21)

      R. Ramamurti, V. Shanov and R. N. Singh

    4. Chapter 4

      Synthesis of Nanocrystalline Silicon Carbide Powders (pages 23–32)

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

    5. Chapter 5

      Processing of Nanocrystalline Hafnium Carbide Powders (pages 33–39)

      Chang-An Wang and Michael D. Sacks

    6. Chapter 6

      Processing of Nanocrystalline Zirconium Carbide Powders (pages 41–49)

      Anubhav Jain, Michael D. Sacks, Chang-An Wang and Michael Middlemas

    7. Chapter 7

      Synthesis of Hydroxy Apatite/Alumina Nanocomposites Via Microemulsions (pages 51–56)

      X. Bao and Y. X. Pang

    8. Chapter 8

      Carbide Derived Carbon (Cdc) Coatings for Tyranno Zmi Sic Fibers (pages 57–62)

      L. Chen, G. Behlau, Y. Gogotsi and M. J. McNallan

    9. Chapter 9

      Synthesis and Magnetic Characterization of Superconductive Yba2Cu4O8 Ceramics of Weakly Coupled Nano-Scale Grains (pages 63–68)

      Makoto Hagiwara, Takeshi Yamao and Motohiro Matsuura

    10. Chapter 10

      Manufacturing of Zirconia Components by Electropho-Retic Deposition of Nanosized Powders (pages 69–74)

      C. Oetzel and R. Clasen

    11. Chapter 11

      Near-Shape Manufacturing of Ceramics and Glasses by Electrophoretic Deposition Using Nanosized Powders (pages 75–80)

      Jan Tabellion, Elfi Jungblut and Rolf Clasen

    12. Chapter 12

      Preparation of Polycrystalline Ceramic Compacts Made of Alumina Powder with a Bimodal Particle Size Distribution for Hot Isostatic Pressing (pages 81–86)

      Matthias Wolff, Adelina Braun, Erik Bartscherer and Rolf Clasen

    13. Chapter 13

      Precision Microgear Fabrication and Sintering with Microwaves (pages 87–92)

      Shawn M. Allan, Holly S. Shulman, Carlos C. Chang and Alfredo M. Morales

    14. Chapter 14

      Synthesis of Zno Nanopowders by Controlled Double-Jet Precipitation (pages 93–98)

      H. Van Den Rul, D. Mondelaers, G. Vanhoyland, J. Mullens and L. C. Van Poucke

    15. Chapter 15

      Synthesis of Nanostructured Mullite and Mullite-Zirconia Ceramic Composite Powders by Using a Modified and Cost Effective Sol-Gel Method (pages 99–104)

      Narendra Nath Ghosh

    16. Chapter 16

      Nanostructured Materials Based on Alumina (pages 105–110)

      L. Mazerolles, D. Michel, T. Di Costanzo, J.-L. Vignes, Z. Huang and D. Jiang

    17. Chapter 17

      Characterization of Epitaxial Barium Titanate Films Deposited Under Hydrothermal Conditions (pages 111–116)

      Sandeep K. Patil and Mohamed N. Rahaman

    18. Chapter 18

      Details of Urea Decomposition in the Presence of Transition Metal Ions (pages 117–122)

      Bora Mavis Akinc

  3. Part 2: Engineering Porous Materials

    1. Chapter 19

      Gel Casting of Ceramic Foams (pages 125–134)

      Jon Binner

    2. Chapter 20

      Processing of Biomorphous Tic-Based Ceramics (pages 135–140)

      H. Sieber, C. R. Rambo and J. Beneš

    3. Chapter 21

      Synthesis of Non-Permeable Porous Ceramics by Mixing Ceramic Hollow Micro Spheres (pages 141–146)

      Eiji Okutani, Toshiro Tanaka and Takashi Nishikawa

    4. Chapter 22

      Ceramic Spheres Derived from Cation Exchange Beads (pages 147–152)

      F. W. Dynys and Nasa

    5. Chapter 23

      Tensile Evaluation of Ceramic Foam Ligaments (pages 153–158)

      Rogelio A. Verdugo, O. O. Ochoa and Edgar Lara-Curzio

    6. Chapter 24

      Utilization of Diatomite as a Desiccant Aid (pages 159–164)

      Narueporn Vaneesorn, Suphakan Khammanee, Patarawan Kahawong, Supamas Danwittayakul and Aree Thanaboonsombut

    7. Chapter 25

      Assessment of Damage Tolerance for Porous Ceramics (pages 165–170)

      Akihiko Suzuki, Hidenari Baba and Fumio Takemasa

    8. Chapter 26

      Fracture Behavior of Sic-Based, Clay-Bonded Hot Gas Filters (pages 171–176)

      Pirjo Pastila, Antti-Pekka Nikkilá, Tapio Mantylä and Edgar Lara-Curzio

    9. Chapter 27

      3D Image Construction of Porous Ceramics by X-Ray Ct and Stress Distribution Analyses Using Voxel Mesh Method (pages 177–182)

      Yasushi Ikeda, Yasuo Nagano and Hiroshi Kawamoto

  4. Part 3: Biomaterials

    1. Chapter 28

      3 Dimensional CT Analyses of Bone Formation in Porous Ceramic Biomaterials (pages 185–190)

      Y. Dceda, M. Yasutoshi, M. Mizuno, M. Mukaida, M. Neo and T. Nakamura

    2. Chapter 29

      Influence of Grinding Fluids on the Abrasive Machining of a Micaceous Glass Ceramic (pages 191–196)

      Ling Yin, L. K. Ives and Said Jahanmir

    3. Chapter 30

      Wear Characterization of Clinically Used Hip Joint Prostheses by a Hip Simulator (pages 197–202)

      Y. Takigawa, K. Jono, H. Takadama, M. Mizuno and T. Nakamura

    4. Chapter 31

      Fabrication of Biocompatible Calcium Phosphate Ceramics Using Eggshell (pages 203–208)

      S. J. Lee and W. M. Kriven

    5. Chapter 32

      Calcium Aluminate/Calcium Phosphate Composite Orthopedic Bone Cement (pages 209–214)

      L. Roemhildt, Stanley D. Wagner and Thomas D. Mcgee

    6. Chapter 33

      Fabrication of Composite for Bone Repairing from α-Tricalcium Phosphate and Hydroxypropylcellulose (pages 215–220)

      Toshiki Miyazaki, Chikara Ohtsuki, Haruna Iwasaki, Shin-Ichi Ogata and Masao Tanihara

    7. Chapter 34

      Preparation of Bioactive Inorganic-Organic Hybrids by Hot Water Treatment (pages 221–226)

      M. Kawashita, M. Kamitakahara, N. Miyata, T. Kokubo and T. Nakamura

    8. Chapter 35

      Bioactive Titania Gel Derived from Combined Chemical and Thermal Treatments of Titanium (pages 227–232)

      Satoshi Hayakawa, Koichi Shibata, Kanji Tsuru and Akiyoshi Osaka

    9. Chapter 36

      Apatite Formation on the Pmma Bone Cement Modified with Alkoxysilane and Calcium Salt in a Simulated Body Fluid (pages 233–238)

      Chikara Ohtsuki, Masao Tanihara, Toshiki Miyazaki, Atsushi Sugino, Akiko Mori and Koichi Kuramoto

    10. Chapter 37

      Formation of Hydroxyapatite Coatings on Alumina Under Hydrothermal Conditions (pages 239–244)

      Jung-Soo Ha and Mohamed N. Rahaman

    11. Chapter 38

      Studies on Titanium-Based Dental Implant Material (pages 245–254)

      S. S. Bhasin, Vakil Singh, T. Ahmed and B. P. Singh

    12. Chapter 39

      A Multi-Station Hip Joint Simulator Study and Wear Characterization of Commercial Hip Endoprostheses (pages 255–260)

      K. Jono, Y. Takigawa, H. Takadama, M. Mizuno and T. Nakamura

  5. Part 4: Fuel Cells: Materials, Developments and Applications

    1. Chapter 40

      Design Criteria for Sofc Generators (pages 263–272)

      Detlef Stolten, L. G. J. Bert De Haart and Ludger Blum

    2. Chapter 41

      High-Temperature Flexure Strength, Fracture Toughness and Fatigue of Zirconia/Alumina Composites (pages 273–279)

      Sung R. Choi and Narottam P. Bansal

    3. Chapter 42

      Status of the Sofco Planar Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (pages 281–286)

      L. A. Xue, T. L. Cable and E. A. Barringer

    4. Chapter 43

      Synthesis of Mixed Conducting Oxides by An Organic Steric Entrapment Method (pages 287–292)

      W. M. Kriven, B. R. Rosczyk, M. I. Bertoni and Thomas O. Mason

    5. Chapter 44

      Single Chamber Solid Oxide Fuel Cell — Investigation of Cathodes (pages 293–298)

      Piotr Jasinski, Toshio Suzuki, Xiao D. Zhou, Fatih Dogan and Harlan U. Anderson

    6. Chapter 45

      Improved Calcination Process of Barium Calcium Niobate Bcn18 and Its in Situ Application to Thermal Spraying (pages 299–304)

      Sascha Kuehn, Sigmar Janes and Rolf Clasen

    7. Chapter 46

      Impregnation of Nickel Foils with Nanocrystalline Ceria as Anodes for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells Sofc (pages 305–310)

      Sascha Kuehn, Jan Tabellion and Rolf Clasen

    8. Chapter 47

      Nanocomposite Electrodes for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (pages 311–316)

      M. M. Seabaugh, S. L. Swartz, R. B. Cooley and K. Hasinska

    9. Chapter 48

      Development of Amorphous, Non-Oxide Seals for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (pages 317–322)

      C. A. Lewinsohn and S. Elangovan

    10. Chapter 49

      Electrical Conductivity of Nanocrystalline Sm-Doped Ceo2 Thin Film (pages 323–328)

      Toshio Suzuki, Piotr Jasinski and Harlan U. Anderson

    11. Chapter 50

      Effect of Thickness and Porosity on the Mechanical Properties of Planar Components for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells at Ambient and Elevated Temperatures (pages 329–334)

      M. Radovic, E. Lara-Curzio, B. Armstrong and C. Walls

  6. Part 5: Ceramic Armor

    1. Chapter 51

      A Brief History of Ceramic Armor Development (pages 337–349)

      S. R. Skaggs

    2. Chapter 52

      Relationship Between Defects and Dynamic Failure in Silicon Carbide (pages 351–358)

      M. Bakas, V. A. Greenhut, D. E. Niesz, J. Adams and J. Mccauley

    3. Chapter 53

      Development of a Pressureless Sintered Silicon Carbide Monolith and Special-Shaped Silicon Carbide Whisker Reinforced Silicon Carbide Matrix Composite for Lightweight Armor Application (pages 359–364)

      T. M. Lillo, H. S. Chu, D. W. Bailey, W. M. Harrison and D. A. Laughton

    4. Chapter 54

      Armor Silicon Carbide-Based Ceramics (pages 365–373)

      Eugene Medvedovski

    5. Chapter 55

      Development of Cmc-Materials for Lightweight Armor (pages 375–381)

      Bernhard Heidenreich, Walter Krenkel and Bernd Lexow

    6. Chapter 56

      Transformation Toughening of a Calcium Zirconate Matrix by Dicalcium Silicate, Under Ballistic Impact (pages 383–388)

      W. M. Kriven, B. R. Rosczyk and K. Kremeyer

    7. Chapter 57

      The Physics of Ceramics from Shock-Wave Experiments (pages 389–399)

      Dennis E. Grady

    8. Chapter 58

      Hardness/Toughness Relationship for Sic Armor (pages 401–410)

      Darin Ray, Marc Flinders, Angela Anderson and Raymond A. Cutler

    9. Chapter 59

      Dynamic Compressive Testing of Intact and Damaged Ceramics (pages 411–416)

      Weinong Chen and Huiyang Luo

    10. Chapter 60

      Numerical Investigation of Dynamic Compressive Loading (pages 417–423)

      Fenghua Zhou and Jean-Francois Molinari

    11. Chapter 61

      The Role of Gas Pressure in Transient Liquid Phase Sintering of Aluminum Oxynitride (Alon) (pages 425–431)

      Parimal J. Patel, Gary Gilde and James W. Mccauley

    12. Chapter 62

      Effects of Atmosphere on Sintering and Properties of Aluminum Oxynitride (pages 433–439)

      H. Gorter, L. J. M. G. Dortmans and B. Bos

    13. Chapter 63

      Spinel Armor — Clearly the Way to Go (pages 441–446)

      Mark C. L. Patterson, Anthony Digiovanni, Gary Gilde and Don W. Roy

    14. Chapter 64

      Tungsten Carbides for Armor Applications (pages 447–453)

      Jeffrey J. Swab

    15. Chapter 65

      Plasma Melt Quenching of Alon Ceramics for Armor Applications (pages 455–460)

      Sreeram Balasubramanian, Rajendra K. Sadangi, Vijay Shukla, H. Bernard, Kear and Dale E. Niesz

  7. Part 6: Advanced Ceramic Coatings for Structural, Environmental and Functional Applications

    1. Chapter 66

      Sol-Gel Derived Oxide Coatings on Nicalon Fiber (pages 463–468)

      T. M. Zima, N. I. Baklanova, E. I. Belyaeva, A. I. Boronin and S. V. Kosheev

    2. Chapter 67

      Surface Cracking and Interface Reaction Associated Delamination Failure of Thermal and Environmental Barrier Coatings (pages 469–475)

      Dongming Zhu, Sung R. Choi, Jeffrey I. Eldridge, Kang N. Lee and Robert A. Miller

    3. Chapter 68

      Surface Modification of Ceramics by High Density Infrared Heating (pages 477–482)

      T. N. Tiegs, J. O. Kiggans, F. C. Montgomery, D. C. Harper and C. A. Blue

    4. Chapter 69

      Study of Crack Development in APS and EB-PVD TBCS with Bending Tests Using Acoustic Emission and In-Situ Visual Observation (pages 483–490)

      R. Herzog, P. Majerus, J. Mönch, R. W. Steinbrech, F. Schubert and L. Singheiser

    5. Chapter 70

      Y-Doped La2Zr2O7 Pyrochlore Eb-Pvd Thermal Barrier Coatings (pages 491–496)

      B. Saruhan, K. Fritscher and U. Schulz

    6. Chapter 71

      Elucidating Thermo-Mechanical Spallation of Thermal Barrier Coating-Systems Using Controlled Indentation Flaws (pages 497–502)

      Marion Bartsch and Edwin R. Fuller

    7. Chapter 72

      Crack Initiation and Propagation in Plasma Sprayed Thermal Barrier Coatings (pages 503–509)

      Lihe Qian, Shijie Zhu and Yutaka Kagawa

    8. Chapter 73

      Health Monitoring of Thermal Barrier Coatings by Mid-Infrared Reflectance (pages 511–516)

      J. I. Eldridge, C. M. Spuckler, J. A. Nesbitt and K. W. Street

    9. Chapter 74

      Recent Developments in the Characterization of Anisotropic Void Populations in Thermal Barrier Coatings Using Ultra-Small Angle X-Ray Scattering (pages 517–524)

      T. A. Dobbins, A. J. Allen, J. Ilavsky, G. G. Long and P. R. Jemian

    10. Chapter 75

      Defect Clustering and Nano-Phase Structure Characterization of Multi-Component Rare Earth Oxide Doped Zirconia-Yttria Thermal Barrier Coatings (pages 525–534)

      Dongming Zhu, Yuan L. Chen and Robert A. Miller

    11. Chapter 76

      Microstructure — Property Correlations in Industrial Thermal Barrier Coatings (pages 535–542)

      A. Kulkarni and H. Herman

    12. Chapter 77

      Development of Morphology and Stresses in a Class of Thermal Barrier Systems During Thermal Cycling (pages 543–548)

      A. M. Karlsson

    13. Chapter 78

      Simulating Thermal Response of Eb-Pvd Thermal Barrier Coating Microstructures (pages 549–554)

      Marion Bartsch, Uwe Schulz, Jean-Marc Dorvaux, Odile Lavigne, Edwin R. Fuller and Stephen A. Langer

    14. Chapter 79

      Mixed-Mode Fracture of Plasma-Sprayed Thermal Barrier Coatings at Ambient and Elevated Temperatures (pages 555–560)

      Sung R. Choi, Dongming Zhu and Robert A. Miller

    15. Chapter 80

      Evaluation for Thermal Cycle Damage of Thermal Barrier Coating (pages 561–566)

      Y. Ohtake, T. Nakamura, N. Suzumura and T. Natsumura

    16. Chapter 81

      Tribological Behavior of Ti-Containing Diamond-Like Carbon in Oil Lubricant (pages 567–575)

      Miki Irie Miyanaga, Kazuhiko Oda, Akihiko Ikegaya and Hisanori Ohara

    17. Chapter 82

      Particle Size Effects on Flow Properties of Ps304 Plasma Spray Feedstock Powder Blend (pages 577–585)

      Malcolm K. Stanford, Christopher Dellacorte and Daniel Eylon

    18. Chapter 83

      Microstructureand Properties of W-Cr-N Composite Films Produced Byubm Sputtering Method (pages 587–592)

      Kiyoyuki Kawai and Masahiro Oguchi

    19. Chapter 84

      Properties of Flexible Dlc Film Deposited by Amplitude-Modulated Rf P-Cvd (pages 593–599)

      Takahiro Nakahigashi, Koji Miyake and Hisanori Oohara

    20. Chapter 85

      Product Development with Thermally Sprayed Functional Coatings on Glass and Glass Ceramics Substrates (pages 601–614)

      R. Gadow, A. Killinger, C. Li and K. Wermbter

    21. Chapter 86

      Residual Stress Measurement and Modeling for Ceramic Layer Composites (pages 615–622)

      Maria Escribano and Rainer Gadow

    22. Chapter 87

      A Multiscale Atomistic-Continuum Modeling Via Qc Finite Element Mesh Superposition Method (pages 623–628)

      Yoshihiko Hangai and Nobuhiro Yoshikawa

    23. Chapter 88

      Nano-Magnetic Feal and Feain Thin Films Via Sputtering (pages 629–636)

      Xingwu Wang, Ron E. Miller, Peter Lubitz, Frederick J. Rachford and Jack H. Linn

    24. Chapter 89

      Laybo3, A Candidate for Thermal Barrier Coating Materials (pages 637–643)

      Markus Dietrich, Robert Vaßen and Detlev Stöver

    25. Chapter 90

      Nanometer Sized Sic Coating on Diamond Particles (pages 645–650)

      Yoshiaki Morisada and Yoshinari Miyamoto

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