A Collection of Papers Presented at the 13th Annual Conference on Composites and Advanced Ceramic Materials, Part 1 of 2: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 10, Issue 7/8
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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.Content: Chapter 1 Review, Status, and Future of the Chemical Vapor Infiltration Process for Fabrication of Fiber?Reinforced Ceramic Composites (pages 577–584): W. J. LackeyChapter 2 Improved Processing of CVI Composites (page 585): R. A. Lowden, D. P. Stinton and T. S. StarrChapter 3 Mullite/Alumina Particulate Composites by an Infiltration Technique (pages 586–587): Basil R. Marple and David J. GreenChapter 4 Preparation and Processing of Platelet?Reinforced Ceramics by the Directed Reaction of Zirconium with Boron Carbide (pages 588–598): W. B. Johnson, T. D. Claar and G. H. SchirokyChapter 5 Microstructure and Properties of Platelet?Reinforced Ceramics Formed by the Directed Reaction of Zirconium with Boron Carbide (pages 599–609): T. D. Claar, W. B. Johnson, C. A. Andersson and G. H. SchirokyChapter 6 Growth and Microstructure of Some Dense Ceramics Formed by Controlled Melt Oxidation (page 610): D. G. Brandon, L. Baum, A. Barak and A. VenkertChapter 7 High Temperature Mechanical Properties of a Continuous Fiber?Reinforced Composite Made by Melt Infiltration (pages 611–621): Milivoj K. Brun, William B. Hillig and Henry C. McguiganChapter 8 Microstructure and Properties of Al and Si Infiltrated RBSN Composites (page 622): N. A. Travitzky and N. ClaussenChapter 9 Strength of Reaction Bonded Silicon Nitride After High Temperature Air Exposures (pages 625–631): J. E. Ritter, P. A. Gennari, S. V. Nair, J. S. Haggerty and A. LightfootChapter 10 Super?Tough Silicon Nitride with R?Curve Behavior (pages 632–645): Chien?Wei Li and John YamanisChapter 11 Cyclic Fatigue of Silicon Nitrides (pages 646–656): A. ?P. Nlkkila and T. A. MantylaChapter 12 Investigation of Environmental Effects on the Mechanical Properties of Si3N4 and SiC Ceramics (page 657): N. L. Hecht, D. E. McCullum and G. A. GravesChapter 13 A Model for Structural Degradation of Y?TZP Ceramics in Humid Atmosphere (pages 658–667): T. T. Lepisto and T. A. MantylaChapter 14 High Temperature Tensile Testing of Advanced Ceramics (pages 668–681): Lito C. MejiaChapter 15 Formation and Removal of Crack?Interface Bridges in Ferrites (page 682): E. K. Beauchamp and S. L. MonroeChapter 16 The Business of Technology: Integrating Marketing, R&D, Manufacturing, and Sales (Marketing Perspective) (pages 685–692): Earl E. ConabeeChapter 17 Properties of Pressureless Sintered Alumina Matrix Composites Containing up to 30 Vol% SiC Whiskers (pages 695–706): Curtis W. Griffin, Andrew C. Hurford, Anil V. Virkar and David W. RichersonChapter 18 Processing and Sintering of Sol?Gel Derived Lithium Aluminosilicate Powders (pages 707–719): R. Ross Haghighat, Debra Treacy, Carlo G. Pantano and Lisa C. KleinChapter 19 Pressureless Sintering of Al2O3/SiC Whisker Composites (pages 720–729): Hae?Weon Lee and Michael D. SacksChapter 20 Stress Relaxation in Sintering of Fiber?Reinforced Composites Through Fiber Coating (pages 730–734): Claudia P. Ostertag and Subhas MalghanChapter 21 Effect of Processing Parameters on the Mechanical Properties of Hot?Pressed Alumina?SiC Whisker Composites (page 735): R. H. Krabill, M. H. Rawlins and R. D. NixdorfChapter 22 A New Type of Ceramic Matrix Composite Using Si?Ti?C?O Fiber (pages 736–747): Takemi Yamamura, Toshihiro Ishiawa, Masaki Shibuya, Makoto Tamura, Toshio Nagasawa and Kiyohtto OkamuraChapter 23 Toughening in Metal Particulate?Glass Ceramic Composites (page 748): P. L. Yoder, T. L. Jessen and J. J. Mecholsky Jr.Chapter 24 Chemical Stability of Monoclinic and Tetragonal ZrO2 Particles in a Cordierite Matrix (page 749): N. A. Travitzky and N. ClaussenChapter 25 Polymer Derived Nicalon/Si?C?O Composites: Processing and Mechanical Behavior (pages 750–763): Frances I. Hurwitz, John Z. Gyekenyesi and Paula J. ConroyChapter 26 Stability of a Sapphire/Yttrium Aluminum Garnet Composite System (page 764): L. E. Matson, R. S. Hay and T. MahChapter 27 Furnace for Use in Air up to 2000°C (pages 765–770): Charles W. MillerChapter 28 Extrusion of Al2O3 Ceramics with Low Organic Content (pages 773–783): Andrea Y. Chen and James D. CawleyChapter 29 The Formation of Reaction Bonded Si3N4 at Low Temperatures and in Short Times (pages 784–793): B. W. Sheldon and J. S. HaggertyChapter 30 Nitridation Mechanisms of Silicon Powder Compacts (pages 794–806): M. Barsoum, P. Kangutar and M. J. KoczakChapter 31 The Effect of Grain Size on the Toughness of Sintered Si3N4 (pages 807–816): Keiji Matsuhiro and Tomonori TakahashiChapter 32 Dense Silicon Nitride Without Additives: Sintering and High Temperature Behaviors (pages 817–822): Isao Tanaka, Giuseppe Pezzotti, Taira Okamoto, Yoshinari Miyamoto and Mitsue KoizumiChapter 33 Joining of Silicon Nitride for Heat Engine Applications (pages 823–831): G. J. Sundberg and M. K. FerberChapter 34 Injected?Molded, Pressureless?Sintered Silicon Carbide: Process and Mechanical Property Improvements (page 832): T. J. Whalen, W. Trela and J. R. BaerChapter 35 Silicon Carbide and Silicon Nitride Structural Ceramics Derived from a Preceramic Polymer Binder (pages 833–836): John J. Rogers, John Semen and Daniel Y.?F. YuChapter 36 Preparation, Characterization, and Pyrolysis of Decaborane (14) ?Based Polymers: B4C/BN and BN Procedures (pages 837–845): William S. Rees and Dietmar SeyferthChapter 37 Variations in the Structure and Morphology of Pyrolytic Boron Nitride (pages 846–856): A. W. Moore and S. L. StrongChapter 38 Microwave Sintering of Titanium Diboride (pages 857–867): J. D. Katz, R. D. Blake and C. P. SchererChapter 39 New Technique for Measuring Debond Strength and Interfacial Fractional Shear Resistance in Fiber?Reinforced Ceramic Matrix Composites (page 871): D. G. Brandon and E. R. FullerChapter 40 A Technique to Measure the Interfacial Bond Strength (pages 872–881): T. A. Parthasarathy, N. J. Pagano and R. J. KeransChapter 41 Measurement of Interfacial Strengths of Ceramic Composites Via an Indentation Push?Out Test (page 882): David C. CranmerChapter 42 Fiber?Matrix Interfacial Characteristics in a Fiber?Reinforced Ceramic Matrix Composite (pages 883–893): Raj N. SinghChapter 43 Use of Coacervate or Polyphosphate Gel for Coating Process (page 894): P. Vast and G. PalavitChapter 44 Interface Structures and In?Situ Deformation Study of the SiC Coated Graphite Fiber/Aluminum Composite (page 895): J. Megusar, Q. Li and J. A. CornieChapter 45 Environmental Limits for High?Temperature Si3N4?Based Ceramics (page 896): S. Mason, M. H. Lewis and C. J. ReedChapter 46 The Characterization of Interfaces in Al2O3?SiCw Composites (pages 897–910): R. Barrett and T. F. PageChapter 47 Synthesis and Properties of Ceramic Fibers (page 911): V. Hlavacek and V. V. S. RevankarChapter 48 Interfacial Properties of C?Coated Alumina Fiber/Glass Matrix Fiber Composites (pages 912–924): Cheryl A. Doughan, Richard L. Lehman and Victor A. GreenhutChapter 49 The Interfacial Strengths of Coated and Uncoated SiC Monofilaments Embedded in Borosilicate Glass (pages 925–937): A. J. G. Jurewicz, R. J. Kerans and J. WrightChapter 50 Interfacial Microstructure and Crystallization in SiC?Glass Ceramic Composites (pages 938–954): V. S. R. Murthy, Li Jie and M. H. LewisChapter 51 Particle Size Classification of Ceramic Materials (pages 955–965): Scott SwitzerChapter 52 Characterization of Recent SiC Whiskers (page 966): Keith R. Karasek, Steven A. Bradley, Jeffrey T. Donner and Harry C. YehChapter 53 3?D Localization of Flaws in Structural Ceramics by Use of Scanning Laser Acoustic Microscopy (pages 967–975): A. C. Wey and L. W. KesslerChapter 54 AES Study of Composition and Microstructure of SiC Sintered with Rare Earth Oxides (pages 976–985): R. L. Moore and L. CordreyChapter 55 Degradation of SiC Whiskers at Elevated Temperatures (pages 986–997): A. J. Whitehead, T. F. Page and I. HlgginsChapter 56 Nondestructive Characterization of Slip Cast SiC Fiber? and Whisker?Reinforced Alumina (pages 998–1004): S. Karunanithy and M. FalkChapter 57 Indentation Testing of an Al2O3/SiC Whisker Composite (pages 1005–1013): Kristin Breder, Kaiyang Zeng and David J. RowcliffeChapter 58 Thermal Diffusivity/Conductivity of Alumina?Silicon Carbide Composites (page 1014): P. H. McCluskey, R. K. Williams, R. S. Graves and T. N. TiegsChapter 59 Characterization of Si3N4/SiC Whisker Composites Without Additives: Analysis of Whisker Dispersion (pages 1015–1020): Giuseppe Pezzotti, Isao Tanaka, Taira Okamoto, Yoshinari Miyamoto and Mitsue KoizumiChapter 60 Correlation of NDE and Fractography in Si3N4 (page 1021): R. A. Roberts and J. P. SinghChapter 61 An Initial Comparison of X?Ray and NMR Computed Tomography for Detection of Organic Binder Distribution (pages 1022–1032): W. A. Ellingson, P. S. Wong, S. L. Dieckman, J. P. Pollinger, H. Yeh and M. W. Vannier
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