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| Description: | The comparatively low sintering temperature allows very fine grained (sub-micron), dense and so high strength as well as tough ceramics to be produced. The microstructure shows equiaxed, fine grains with little evidence of weakening grain boundary phases. Such microstructures have some of the highest values of toughness achieved in ceramics. |
| Keywords: | ceramic • engineering ceramic • tough ceramic • toughness • zirconia • displacement • indentation • Plasticine |
| Categories: | Science approaches > Structure, bonding & defects > Grain boundaries Science approaches > Microstructure Materials > Ceramics & glasses > Technical ceramics > Zirconia Processes > Thermal treatments > Sintering Properties > Mechanical & thermal > Fracture toughness Testing, analysis & experimentation > Metallography Scale > Micro |
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DoITPoMS, University of Cambridge Prof W E Lee, Department of Engineering Materials, University of Sheffield |
| Published by: | DoITPoMS, University of Cambridge | License: | This resource is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike license (2.0 UK: England & Wales). View the full legal code here. |
| Date created: | 02 September 2002 |
| Date added: | 21 August 2009 |
| Package: | DoITPoMS Micrograph Library |
| Resource ID: | 1234 |
