Mechanical Properties and their Relation to Microstructure

Sherman, Dave; Brandon, D.C.

doi:10.1002/9783527618217.ch3

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“…Boron-rich borides are classical refractory materials: lightweight, extremely hard, and exceptionally thermal stability. 1,2 Even more importantly, boron-rich compounds have attracted extensive attention for their high melting-points, semi-metallic/ metallic, ascending Seebeck coefficients and electrical conductivities with increasing temperature. [3][4][5] Excellent electrical conductivity combined with weak thermal conductivity contributes to generate good thermoelectric properties in borides.…”

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Predicted structural evolution and detailed insight into configuration correlation, mechanical properties of silicon–boron binary compounds

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Ceramics, Mechanical Properties, and Behavior

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Tandon

2003

Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology

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Ceramic materials present many advantages for structural applications, especially in extreme environments. Their high melting temperatures, high hardness, inertness, and relatively low densities make them attractive for many applications as replacements for metals and also as enablers for new technologies. For structural applications at low and modest temperatures, the design engineer is concerned about the load‐bearing capacity (stiffness, strength, and fracture toughness), the reliability (strength variability), and the time‐dependent strength (subcritical crack behavior). At elevated temperatures, time‐dependent deformation due to mechanisms such as creep is most important. In wear applications the hardness, toughness, and frictional properties are of interest. This chapter serves as an introduction to these topics. The mechanical properties of ceramics are important not only for the structural applications discussed, but also when these materials are used for electrical, optoelectronic, or biomedical applications.

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Aqueous Processing of WC‐Co Powders: Suspension Preparation and Granule Properties

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2006

Ceramic Transactions Series

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Mechanical Properties and their Relation to Microstructure

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Predicted structural evolution and detailed insight into configuration correlation, mechanical properties of silicon–boron binary compounds

Predicted structural evolution and detailed insight into configuration correlation, mechanical properties of silicon–boron binary compounds

Ceramics, Mechanical Properties, and Behavior

Aqueous Processing of WC‐Co Powders: Suspension Preparation and Granule Properties

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