12th Annual Conference on Composites and Advanced Ceramic Materials, Part 2 of 2: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 9, Issue 9/10

Copyright © 1988 The American Ceramics Society, Inc.

12th Annual Conference on Composites and Advanced Ceramic Materials, Part 2 of 2: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 9, Issue 9/10

Editor(s): John B. Wachtman

Published Online: 26 MAR 2008

Print ISBN: 9780470374818

Online ISBN: 9780470310502

DOI: 10.1002/9780470310502

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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.

Table of contents

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      Frontmatter (pages i–ix)

  2. Part I: Coating Forum, Part I: Processing

    1. Chapter 1

      High Technology Ceramic Coatings—Current Limitations/Future Needs (pages 1089–1093)

      T. E. Schmid and R. J. Hecht

    2. Chapter 2

      Vapor Deposition of Crystalline Diamond (pages 1095–1102)

      K. E. Spear, M. Frenklach, A. Badzian, T. Badzian and R. Messier

    3. Chapter 3

      Sol-Gel-Derived Thin Films (pages 1103–1109)

      C. J. Brinker

    4. Chapter 4

      Electrophoretic Alumina Sol-Gel Coatings on Metallic Substrates (pages 1111–1118)

      D. E. Clark, W. J. Dalzell and D. C. Folz

    5. Chapter 5

      Surface Modification of Alumina by Incorporation of Mullite as a Second Phase (pages 1119–1120)

      B. R. Marple and D. J. Green

    6. Chapter 6

      A Perspective on Fiber Coating Technology (pages 1121–1124)

      David C. Cranmer

    7. Chapter 7

      Advanced Porous Coating for Low Density Ceramic Insulation Materials (pages 1125–1135)

      Daniel B. Leiser, Rex Churchward, Victor Katvala, David Stewart and Aliza Balter

    8. Chapter 8

      Ceramic Coatings Via PVD (pages 1137–1157)

      P. A. Dearnley and T. Bell

    9. Chapter 9

      Codeposition of Compounds by Chemical Vapor Deposition in a Fluidized Bed of Particles (pages 1159–1168)

      J. L. Kaae

  3. Part II: Coating Forum, Part II: Characterizaation and Testing

    1. Chapter 10

      Thermal Wave Evaluation of CVD SiC Coatings (pages 1171–1180)

      D. N. Rose, S. M. Shepard, D. C. Bryk, M. Chaika, W. Jackson, C. P. Gazzara, C. O. Ruud and D. J. Snoha

    2. Chapter 11

      Characterization of Ceramic Coatings by Advanced Nondestructive Evaluation Methods (pages 1181–1188)

      J. W. MacLachlan, L. C. Aamodt and J. C. Murphy

    3. Chapter 12

      Residual Stress Calculations in Coating Configurations Using Finite Element Analysis (pages 1189–1197)

      T.-L. Sham and V. K. Sarin

    4. Chapter 13

      Thermal Stability of Ceramic Coated Thermal Protection Materials in a Simulated High-Speed Earth Entry (pages 1199–1206)

      David A. Stewart and Daniel B. Leiser

  4. Part III: Coating Forum, Part III: Applications

    1. Chapter 14

      Ceramic Coatings for Cutting Tool Applications (pages 1209–1214)

      Pallavoor N. Vaidyanathan

    2. Chapter 15

      Low-Temperature CVD Tungsten Carbide Coatings for Wear/Erosion Resistance (pages 1215–1222)

      D. Garg, P. N. Dyer, D. B. Dimos, S. Sunder, H. E. Hintermann and M. Maillat

    3. Chapter 16

      Chemical Vapor Deposition of Oxidation Resistant HfB2 + SiC Composite Coatings (pages 1223–1231)

      W. J. Lackey, Arlynn W. Smith and Douglas J. Twait

    4. Chapter 17

      Fabrication of Fiber-Reinforced Hot-Gas Filters by CVD Techniques (pages 1233–1243)

      D. P. Stinton, R. A. Lowden and R. Chang

    5. Chapter 18

      Ceramic Coatings for Corrosion Environments (pages 1245–1260)

      Mark Van Roode, Jeffrey R. Price, Richard E. Gildersleeve and Charles E. Smeltzer

    6. Chapter 19

      Microporous Conformal Coatings by the Sol-Gel Process (pages 1261–1264)

      L. C. Klein, B. Abramoff and H. De Lambilly

    7. Chapter 20

      Ion Implantation of Silicon Nitride for Rolling Element Bearing Applications (pages 1265–1276)

      J. A. Morrison, A. B. Thakker and A. J. Armini

  5. Part IV: Zirconia

    1. Chapter 21

      Characterization of Commercial Zirconia Ceramics (pages 1279–1288)

      Pekka Lintula, Tapio Lepistö, Erkki Levänen, Tapio Mäntylä and Toivo Lepistö

    2. Chapter 22

      Development of Low-Temperature Stabilized Sintered ZrO2 Products (pages 1289–1292)

      Shu Hua Zhang

    3. Chapter 23

      Characterization of Psz by Fracture Mechanics (pages 1293–1296)

      K. Wallin, P. Kauppinen and P. Auerkari

    4. Chapter 24

      Microstructural Effects on the High Strain-Rate Behavior of Zirconia (pages 1297–1304)

      A. P. Ritter, G. L. Childs and S. R. Winzer

    5. Chapter 25

      Effects of Oxygen Non-Stoichiometry on the High Temperature Performance of a Yttria-Tetragonal Zirconia Polycrystal Material (pages 1305–1310)

      Jeffrey J. Swab, Robert N. Katz and Caroline J. Starita

  6. Part V: Silicon Carbide and Silicon Nitridie

    1. Chapter 26

      Investigation of Selected Silicon Nitride and Silicon Carbide Ceramics (pages 1313–1332)

      N. L. Hecht, D. E. Mccullum and G. A. Graves

    2. Chapter 27

      Process Improvement for Si3N4 for Heat Engine Applications (pages 1333–1341)

      H. Yeh, H. Fang and K. Teng

    3. Chapter 28

      Crystallization and Characterization of Y2O3-SiO2 Glasses (pages 1343–1353)

      C. H. Drummond, W. E. Lee, W. A. Sanders and J. D. Kiser

    4. Chapter 29

      Microstructural Evolution on Crystallizing the Glassy Phase in a 6 Weight % Y2O3-Si3N4 Ceramic (pages 1355–1365)

      W. E. Lee, C. H. Drummond, G. E. Hilmas, J. D. Kiser and W. A. Sanders

    5. Chapter 30

      The Influence of Microstructure Orientation on the Fracture Toughness of Si3N4 Based Materials (pages 1367–1370)

      Craig A. Willkens, Normand D. Corbin, Vimal K. Pujari, Russell L. Yeckley and Michael J. Mangaudis

    6. Chapter 31

      Cyclic Fatigue of Sintered Si3N4 (pages 1371–1381)

      M. Masuda, T. Soma, M. Matsui and I. Oda

    7. Chapter 32

      Uniaxial Tensile Characteristics of Silicon Nitride at Room Temperature (pages 1383–1392)

      R. Vaidyanathan, J. Sankar and V. S. Avva

  7. Part VI: Tribology, Friction, and Wear

    1. Chapter 33

      The Role of Thermal Shock on Wear Resistance of Selected Ceramic Cutting Tool Materials (pages 1395–1407)

      S. F. Wayne and S. T. Buljan

    2. Chapter 34

      Wear Performance of Ceramics in Ring/Cylinder Applications (pages 1409–1418)

      Keith F. Dufrane

    3. Chapter 35

      Influence of Temperature and Sliding Speed on Friction and Wear of SiSiC and MgO-ZrO2 (pages 1419–1429)

      M. Woydt and K.-H. Habig

    4. Chapter 36

      The Effect of Surface Transformations on the Wear Behavior of Zirconia (TZP) Ceramics (pages 1431–1442)

      I. Birkby, P. Harrison and R. Stevens

    5. Chapter 37

      Improved Contact Damage Resistance of a Si3N4/TiC/SiCwh Composite (pages 1443–1451)

      C. R. Blanchard-Ardid and R. A. Page

    6. Chapter 38

      Thermal Load Simulation by Laser-Beaming (pages 1453–1461)

      H. K. Tönshoff and S. Bartsch

  8. Part VII: NDE and Environmental Stability of Engineering Ceramics

    1. Chapter 39

      Determination of Binder Distribution in Green-State Ceramics by NMR Imaging (pages 1465–1470)

      Leoncio Garrido, Jerome L. Ackerman, William A. Ellingson and John D. Weyand

    2. Chapter 40

      Deblurring of Conventional Tomography Images with Applications to the NDE of Advanced Ceramics (pages 1471–1481)

      T. Hentea, W. A. Ellingson, R. A. Roberts and R. J. Kriz

    3. Chapter 41

      Application of Magnification Xeroradiography to Advanced Ceramics (pages 1483–1489)

      R. J. Kriz and W. A. Ellingson

    4. Chapter 42

      Computed Tomography and Neutron Scattering Study of Zirconia Toughened by Alumina (pages 1491–1502)

      B. D. Sawicka, J. D. Sullivan, J. H. Root and S. J. Glass

    5. Chapter 43

      Improving the Reliability of High-Performance Ceramics Using Nondestructive Evaluation (pages 1503–1516)

      D. J. Cotter, W. D. Koenigsberg, A. E. Pasto and L. J. Bowen

    6. Chapter 44

      TZP-Ceramics in Humid Conditions at 150°C (pages 1517–1523)

      T. T. Lepistö, P. V. Lintula and T. A. Mäntvlä

    7. Chapter 45

      Environmental Effects on Slow Crack Growth in Silicon Nitride (pages 1525–1530)

      C. H. Henager and R. H. Jones

    8. Chapter 46

      In-Pile and Out-of-Pile Corrosion Behavior of Thoria- and Urania-Based Nuclear Fuels (pages 1531–1542)

      J. C. Clayton

  9. Part VIII: Panel Discussions

    1. Chapter 47

      Technology Transfer: Key to the Successful Commercialization of Research a Panel Discussion (pages 1545–1546)

    2. Chapter 48

      Korean Materials Technology and Manufacturing: International Implications a Panel Discussion (pages 1547–1548)

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