Cellular ceramics are a class of high porosity materials that are used or are being considered for a wide range of technological applications. A wide range of processing routes have been proposed for the production of porous ceramics, since the fabrication method selected affects the characteristics of the material substantially and different applications usually require materials with different characteristics. Among them, the use of preceramic polymers enables fabrication of porous components with porosity in the micro-meso and macro scales using a variety of processing approaches. The amount of porosity can be as high as >90 vol%, with pore size in the range from nm to mm, and graded porosity can also be obtained. Components with hierarc...
The design freedom provided by additive manufacturing technologies allows the realization of complex...
Cellular ceramics are a class of highly porous materials that covers a wide range of structures, suc...
This article reviews different methodologies for the fabrication of monolithic ceramic components po...
Cellular ceramics are a class of high porosity materials that are used or are being considered for a...
Highly porous ceramics, together with metals and plastics, are currently attracting a significant sc...
Cellular ceramics, possessing both open or closed porosity, find use in several demanding engineerin...
By employing carefully controlled processing methods, a large amount of porosity (>70 vol%) was intr...
Cellular ceramics, possessing both open or closed porosity, find use in several demanding engineerin...
By employing carefully controlled processing methods, a large amount of porosity (>70 vol%) was intr...
Macrocellular and microcellular SiOC open cell ceramic foams were fabricated from a preceramic polym...
Cellular ceramics, possessing both open or closed porosity, find use in several demanding engineerin...
Micro- and macro-cellular SiCN and SiOCN foams were produced via two different routes by using a pol...
Cellular SiOC ceramic components with a porosity > 70 vol% and cell size dimension ranging from 10 \...
Micro- and macro-cellular SiCN and SiOCN foams were produced via two different routes by using a pol...
Micro- and macro-cellular SiCN and SiOCN foams were produced via two different routes by using a pol...
The design freedom provided by additive manufacturing technologies allows the realization of complex...
Cellular ceramics are a class of highly porous materials that covers a wide range of structures, suc...
This article reviews different methodologies for the fabrication of monolithic ceramic components po...
Cellular ceramics are a class of high porosity materials that are used or are being considered for a...
Highly porous ceramics, together with metals and plastics, are currently attracting a significant sc...
Cellular ceramics, possessing both open or closed porosity, find use in several demanding engineerin...
By employing carefully controlled processing methods, a large amount of porosity (>70 vol%) was intr...
Cellular ceramics, possessing both open or closed porosity, find use in several demanding engineerin...
By employing carefully controlled processing methods, a large amount of porosity (>70 vol%) was intr...
Macrocellular and microcellular SiOC open cell ceramic foams were fabricated from a preceramic polym...
Cellular ceramics, possessing both open or closed porosity, find use in several demanding engineerin...
Micro- and macro-cellular SiCN and SiOCN foams were produced via two different routes by using a pol...
Cellular SiOC ceramic components with a porosity > 70 vol% and cell size dimension ranging from 10 \...
Micro- and macro-cellular SiCN and SiOCN foams were produced via two different routes by using a pol...
Micro- and macro-cellular SiCN and SiOCN foams were produced via two different routes by using a pol...
The design freedom provided by additive manufacturing technologies allows the realization of complex...
Cellular ceramics are a class of highly porous materials that covers a wide range of structures, suc...
This article reviews different methodologies for the fabrication of monolithic ceramic components po...