Flash Sintering of Nanograin Zirconia in <5 s at 850°C
By M. Cologna, B. Rashkova, Rishi Raj. 2010
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Subfields: Ceramics and Composites, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering
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- Flash sintering of ceramics (2019, methodology): “[12]; there one can read that FS has been applied to materials characterized by different electrical properties, ionic conductors [11,36,49,50,56,57,72–75], semiconductors [20,76– 78], protonic conductors [79,80], electronic conductors [19,21,51,81] and insulators [18,37,53]; it has been tested on c”
- Review of flash sintering: Materials, mechanisms and modelling (2017, methodology): “Under the influence of an electric field, sintering behaviour can be divided into two regimes [5,38]: (i) below ECrit characterised by moderately increased sintering rates; and (ii) above ECrit or in the FS regime, characterised by rapid (a few seconds) sintering to near full density.”
- Flash sintering of ceramic materials (2016, methodology): “At the base of the tube furnace a camerawith suitablefilters can be pointed up the tube to directly record the shrinkage in the sample during flash sintering [20].”
- Flash sintering as a nucleation phenomenon and a model thereof (2014, background): “(2) reaches a maximum, the critical state, when”