The purpose of Oxide-Based Fiber-Reinforced Ceramic-Matrix Composites is to provide comprehensive information on the most recent successful findings. The book consists of six chapters which characterize the current state of the art concerning oxide-based fiber-reinforced composites. Chapter one provides an introduction, examples of application areas and background information. Chapter two deals with the primary material properties for the areas of application and lists the possible constituent parts of the composites, depending on particular demands. Chapter three explains both the past and present fabrication methods which can affect the performance of the composites. Chapter four defines the interphase-related phenomena and describes the mechanical characteristics of the oxide-based fiber-reinforced composite, produced with different interphases. Chapter five deals with the fabrication route, functionality and mechanical characterization of the porous-matrix composites. The last chapter summarizes the present achievements and identifies requirements for reaching the goal, thereby providing a promising course for future research.
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Since the beginning of 1990's, there has been a great interest in developing a new generation of ceramic composite which can withstand high temperatures in oxidative atmospheres over long periods. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
fugitive layer, monazite interphase, monazite layer, damage tolerant behavior, diphasic precursors, monazite coatings, chemical liquid deposition, deflecting layer, heterocoagulation technique, eutectic fibers, elastic mismatch parameter, porous interphases, lanthanum hexaluminate, magnetoplumbite structure, fiber bundle strength, oxide fibers, ultimate fracture strengths, mullite formation, mullite ceramics, toughness ratio, polycrystalline fibers, fiber tows, slurry infiltration, crack deflection, strong interfacial bonding Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
German Aerospace Center, High-Temperature Ceramic Matrix Composites, New York, Shaker Verlag, Advanced Inorganic Fibers, Easy-Cleavage Cinibulk, Key Engineering Materials, Kluwer Academic Publ, Processes Structures New!
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Since the beginning of 1990's, there has been a great interest in developing a new generation of ceramic composite which can withstand high temperatures in oxidative atmospheres over long periods. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
fugitive layer, monazite interphase, monazite layer, damage tolerant behavior, diphasic precursors, monazite coatings, chemical liquid deposition, deflecting layer, heterocoagulation technique, eutectic fibers, elastic mismatch parameter, porous interphases, lanthanum hexaluminate, magnetoplumbite structure, fiber bundle strength, oxide fibers, ultimate fracture strengths, mullite formation, mullite ceramics, toughness ratio, polycrystalline fibers, fiber tows, slurry infiltration, crack deflection, strong interfacial bonding Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
German Aerospace Center, High-Temperature Ceramic Matrix Composites, New York, Shaker Verlag, Advanced Inorganic Fibers, Easy-Cleavage Cinibulk, Key Engineering Materials, Kluwer Academic Publ, Processes Structures New!
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- Ceramic Matrix Composites by Krishan Kumar Chawla on page 43, page 45, and page 150
- Fine Ceramic Fibers by Marie Berger on page 43, and page 189
- Composite Materials: Science and Engineering (Materials Research and Engineering) by Krishan K. Chawla on page 43
- Ceramic-matrix Composites: Microstructure / property Relationship by I. M. Low on page 42
- Deformation-Mechanism Maps: The Plasticity and Creep of Metals and Ceramics by Harold J. Frost on page 43
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