14th Annual Conference on Composites and Advanced Ceramic Materials, Part 2 of 2: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 11, Issue 9/10

Copyright © 1990 The American Ceramic Society, Inc.

14th Annual Conference on Composites and Advanced Ceramic Materials, Part 2 of 2: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 11, Issue 9/10

Editor(s): John B. Wachtman

Published Online: 26 MAR 2008

Print ISBN: 9780470374931

Online ISBN: 9780470313053

DOI: 10.1002/9780470313053

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      Frontmatter (pages i–ix)

  2. Part I: Self-Propagating High-Temperature Synthesis

    1. Chapter 1

      An Historical and Technical Perspective on SHS (pages 1137–1181)

      James W. McCauley

    2. Chapter 2

      Strongly Exothermic Reacting Systems: Scale-Up Principles (pages 1182–1189)

      J. A. Puszynski, S. Majorowski and V. Hlavacek

    3. Chapter 3

      A Comparison of Reaction vs Conventionally Hot-Pressed Ceramic Composites (pages 1190–1202)

      C. P. Cameron, J. H. Enloe, L. E. Dolhert and R. W. Rice

    4. Chapter 4

      Reactant Compact and Product Microstructures for TiC, TiB2, and TiC/TiB2 from SPS Processing (pages 1203–1225)

      Roy W. Rice

    5. Chapter 5

      Assessment of the Application of SPS and Related Reaction Processing to Produce Dense Ceramics (pages 1226–1250)

      Roy R. Rice

  3. Part II: The Business of Technolom: Accelerating Development with Acquired Technology Panel Discussion

    1. Chapter 6

      Accelerating Development with Acquired Technology—Comments by the Session Chair (pages 1253–1254)

      Ronald E. Barks

    2. Chapter 7

      Locating and Acquiring Technology (pages 1255–1260)

      Charles H. De La Garza

    3. Chapter 8

      Creating a New Product Line with Acquired Technology (page 1261)

      J. M. Greenleaf

    4. Chapter 9

      Forming a Joint Venture (page 1262)

      G. Meiling

    5. Chapter 10

      Protecting and Policing Your Technology (pages 1263–1277)

      R. Lawrence Sahr

  4. Part III: Characterization and Testing of Advanced Ceramics

    1. Chapter 11

      A Test Method for Tensile Testing Coated Carbon-Carbon and Ceramic Matrix Composites at Elevated Temperature in Air (pages 1281–1294)

      Stuart Starrett

    2. Chapter 12

      Continuous Examination of SiC Fiber-Reinforced Alumina with MRI, FT-IR, and SEM (pages 1295–1301)

      S. Karunanithy

    3. Chapter 13

      Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Specific Chemical Constituents in Ceramic Powders and Dense Bodies (pages 1302–1319)

      James R. Moore, Leoncio Garrido and Jerome L. Ackerman

    4. Chapter 14

      Effect of Convolution Kernels on 3-D X-Ray CT Image Quality for Characterization of Ceramics (pages 1320–1328)

      K. Gopalan, T. I. Hentea and W. A. Ellingson

    5. Chapter 15

      Experimental Errors in Modulus of Rupture Test Fixtures (pages 1329–1345)

      L. R. Swank, J. C. Caverly and R. L. Allor

    6. Chapter 16

      Evaluation of the Stress State in a Buttonhead, Tensile Specimen for Ceramics (pages 1346–1363)

      M. G. Jenkins, M. K. Ferber and R. L. Martin

    7. Chapter 17

      Fracture Toughness of a Fiber-Reinforced Ceramic Composite Under Mode II Shear Loading (pages 1364–1368)

      S. Mainl and J. H. Mol

  5. Part IV: Processing/Microstructure/Property Relations of Particulate-Reinforced Ceramic-Matrix Composites

    1. Chapter 18

      Synthesis and Applications of a Vinylsilazane Preceramic Polymer (pages 1371–1386)

      William Toreki, Christopher D. Batich, Michael D. Sacks and Augusto A. Morrone

    2. Chapter 19

      Structural Ceramics Derived from a Preceramic Polymer (pages 1387–1394)

      John Semen and John G. Loop

    3. Chapter 20

      Characterization of ZrO2Al2O3 Composites Sintered Using 2.45 GHz Radiation (pages 1395–1404)

      Eong S. Park and Thomas T. Meek

    4. Chapter 21

      Processing Contributions to Microcrack Formation in ZTA Composites (pages 1405–1422)

      K. J. Konsztowicz and S. G. Whiteway

    5. Chapter 22

      Properties of TiAlON/Spinel Ceramic Composites (pages 1423–1439)

      J. L. Hoyer, J. P. Bennett and K. J. Liles

    6. Chapter 23

      Limiting Subcritical Crack Growth in Glass (pages 1440–1453)

      Todd L. Jessen, David Lewis and John J. Mecholsky

    7. Chapter 24

      High Strength TiB2 (pages 1454–1460)

      S. Torizuka, J. Habada and H. Nishio

  6. Part V: Whiskers, Fibers, and Coatinas

    1. Chapter 25

      Effect of Gas Phase Composition of SiC and Si3N4 Formations (pages 1463–1479)

      Harue Wada and Liya Wang

    2. Chapter 26

      Discontinuous ZrO2 Fiber: Precursor Solution Chemistry—Morphology Relationship (pages 1480–1499)

      Slvananda S. Jada and Jon F. Bauer

    3. Chapter 27

      Composite Reinforcements Via Chemical Vapor Deposition (pages 1500–1511)

      Andrew J. Sherman and Robert H. Tuffias

    4. Chapter 28

      Preparation of Mullite-Based Fibers by Sol-Gel Processing (pages 1512–1525)

      Koththavasal R. Venkatachari, Lebone T. Moeti, Michael D. Sacks and Joseph H. Simmons

    5. Chapter 29

      Sol-Gel Coatings on Continuous Ceramic Fibers (pages 1526–1538)

      R. S. Hay and E. E. Hermes

    6. Chapter 30

      Ceramic Fiber Coating by Gas-Phase and Liquid-Phase Processes (pages 1539–1553)

      T. D. Gulden, D. A. Hazlebeck, K. P. Norton and H. H. Streckert

    7. Chapter 31

      Effect of Temperature on Tungsten Core SiC Monofilament (pages 1554–1563)

      Susan L. Marr and Frank K. Ko

  7. Part VI: Processing/Microstructure/Propertv Relations in Fiber-Reinforced CMCs—Properties

    1. Chapter 32

      Ultimate Strength of Ceramic-Matrix Composites (pages 1567–1576)

      P. S. Steif and H. R. Schwietert

    2. Chapter 33

      Correlation of Interfacial and Bulk Properties of SiC-Monofilament-Reinforced Sodium-Zirconium-Phosphate Composites (pages 1577–1591)

      C. W. Griffin, S. Y. Limaye, D. W. Richerson and D. K. Shetty

    3. Chapter 34

      Room Temperature Tensile and Fatigue Properties of Silicon Carbide Fiber-Reinforced Aluminosilicate Glass (pages 1592–1606)

      Larry P. Zawada, Lawrence M. Butkus and George A. Hartman

    4. Chapter 35

      Mechanical Behavior of Nicalon™ Fiber-Reinforced Calcium Aluminosilicate Matrix Composites (pages 1607–1616)

      S.-W. Wang and A. Parvizi-Majidi

    5. Chapter 36

      Processing and Mechanical Properties of Al2O3/Y3Al5O12 (YAG) Eutectic Composite (pages 1617–1627)

      T. Mah, T. A. Parthasarathy and L. E. Matson

    6. Chapter 37

      Creep Behavior of an Al2O3-Y3Al5O12 Eutectic Composite (pages 1628–1638)

      T. A. Parthasarathy, T. Mah and L. E. Matson

    7. Chapter 38

      Cryogenic Temperature Impact Tests of Glass Matrix Composites (pages 1639–1647)

      D. F. Hasson and S. G. Fishman

    8. Chapter 39

      Characteristics of a Ceramic Matrix Composite using a Continuous Si-Ti-C-O Fiber (pages 1648–1660)

      Takemi Yamamura, Toshihiro Ishikawa, Mitsuhiko Sato, Masaki Shibuya, Hideki Ohtsubo, Toshio Nagasawa and Kiyohito Okamura

  8. Part VII: Interfaces and Surfaces in Advanced Ceramics

    1. Chapter 40

      Finite Element Studies of Crack Growth in a Ceramic Matrix Composite (pages 1663–1673)

      Jed S. Lyons, Dr. Carolyn W. Meyers and Dr. Thomas L. Starr

    2. Chapter 41

      Coating of Fibers by Colloidal Techniques in Ceramic Composites (pages 1674–1684)

      S. G. Malghan, D. B. Minor, P. S. Wang and C. P. Ostertag

    3. Chapter 42

      Nondestructive Evaluation of Ceramic Matrix Composites (pages 1685–1688)

      D. C. Kunerth, L. A. Lott and J. B. Walter

    4. Chapter 43

      Interface Reactions between Beta-Sialons and Cu/Cu2O (pages 1689–1700)

      J. Persson and M. Nygren

    5. Chapter 44

      TEM and Auger Examinations of the Oxide Film on an Al-Containing Austenitic Stainless Steel (pages 1701–1711)

      W. E. Moddeman, R. T. Cassidy, J. C. Birkbeck, L. F. Allard and D. W. Coffey

    6. Chapter 45

      Processing and Microstructure of Y-TZP/Al2O3 Fibers (pages 1712–1728)

      S.-M. Sim, A. Morrone and D. E. Clark

    7. Chapter 46

      Combustion Synthesis Using Microwave Energy (pages 1729–1742)

      R. C. Dalton, I. Ahmad and D. E. Clark

    8. Chapter 47

      Effect of Green Microstructure on Microwave Processing of Alumina: Effect of Particle Size (pages 1743–1753)

      Arindam Dé, Ifttikhar Ahmad, E. Dow Whitney and David E. Clark

    9. Chapter 48

      The Effects of Silver and Silver Oxide Additions on YBa2Cu3O7-x Superconductors (pages 1754–1760)

      Alex D. Cozzi, Diane C. Folz, Michelle L. Lococo, David E. Clark and Greg T. Chandler

    10. Chapter 49

      Evaluation of Interfacial Properties in Ceramic Coating/Fiber Composites (pages 1761–1777)

      Mei-Chien Lu

    11. Chapter 50

      The Effect of Forming Processes on the Sintering Behavior of Si3N4/TiB2 Composites (pages 1778–1789)

      T. C. Arthurs, H. Mostaghaci and J. G. Murphy

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