Expelling of the liquid phase during sintering of ZrO2-6.5 mol% Y2O3- 0.5 mol% Pr2O3 ceramic was observed as a result of grain coarsening. ZrO2- 7.0 mol% Y2O3 samples, without Pr2O3 addition, do not show this effect under the same sintering conditions. The expelling process is caused by surface tension forces and attracting van der Waals forces between the grains, coupled with the existence of two glass phases on the grain boundaries. The amount of expelled glass phase increases with grain growth, but saturates above 16 mm average grain size
Grain boundary processes play a major role in controlling different rate processes in yttria stabili...
The majority of polyphase ceramics contain a residual glass phase at their grain boundaries. The sta...
Investigations of a range of glass ceramic compositions have been developed in the last decades. The...
The mechanism for siliceous liquid-phase movement during sintering and thermal etching is investigat...
The effects of using different sintering techniques (conventional, flash and spark plasma sintering)...
ZrO2-3mol%Y2O3 powders were pressed uniaxially using loads of 51 MPa and isothermal sintered at 1275...
International audienceDensification and grain growth mechanisms of Yttria-Stabilized Zirconia sinter...
Grain growth in dense ultrafine-grained (120–600 nm) tetragonal ZrO2-Y2O3 ceramics is studied as a f...
Currently, ceramics are widely used in various industry branches, especially in energy, chemistry, a...
The properties of polycrystalline ceramics are dependent on the properties of their constituents: gr...
In solid solutions a difference is often present in chemical composition between bulk and interface ...
The interface between dewet glass droplets and the free surface of a crystal and the interface betwe...
Grain growth in dense ultrafine-grained (120400 nm) tetragonal ZrO*-Y,O, ceramics is studied as a fu...
The goal of this work was to study the grain growth kinetics of five different materials: tetragonal...
An analysis is presented of grain growth and densification of yttria-ceria stabilized tetragonal zir...
Grain boundary processes play a major role in controlling different rate processes in yttria stabili...
The majority of polyphase ceramics contain a residual glass phase at their grain boundaries. The sta...
Investigations of a range of glass ceramic compositions have been developed in the last decades. The...
The mechanism for siliceous liquid-phase movement during sintering and thermal etching is investigat...
The effects of using different sintering techniques (conventional, flash and spark plasma sintering)...
ZrO2-3mol%Y2O3 powders were pressed uniaxially using loads of 51 MPa and isothermal sintered at 1275...
International audienceDensification and grain growth mechanisms of Yttria-Stabilized Zirconia sinter...
Grain growth in dense ultrafine-grained (120–600 nm) tetragonal ZrO2-Y2O3 ceramics is studied as a f...
Currently, ceramics are widely used in various industry branches, especially in energy, chemistry, a...
The properties of polycrystalline ceramics are dependent on the properties of their constituents: gr...
In solid solutions a difference is often present in chemical composition between bulk and interface ...
The interface between dewet glass droplets and the free surface of a crystal and the interface betwe...
Grain growth in dense ultrafine-grained (120400 nm) tetragonal ZrO*-Y,O, ceramics is studied as a fu...
The goal of this work was to study the grain growth kinetics of five different materials: tetragonal...
An analysis is presented of grain growth and densification of yttria-ceria stabilized tetragonal zir...
Grain boundary processes play a major role in controlling different rate processes in yttria stabili...
The majority of polyphase ceramics contain a residual glass phase at their grain boundaries. The sta...
Investigations of a range of glass ceramic compositions have been developed in the last decades. The...