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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"technical ceramics"”.

  1. Surface response of ceramics subject to erosive wear.

    Research concerning the surface of technical ceramics is carried out from the viewpoint of their mechanical performance subjected to relevant operating conditions. The selected materials are silicon nitride, zirconia and alumina. They are subjected to cavitation erosion and other wear processes. …

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  2. Development of in-situ toughened silicon-rich alloys : a new class of castable engineering ceramics

    … same types of toughening mechanisms displayed by technical ceramics. In order to add true commercial value to these silicon-based alloys, however, the alloys must be processed using methods more flexible and less expensive than the powder processing routes currently used for engineering ceramics. …

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  3. Návrh racionalizace řezného procesu při frézování keramických materiálů

    Cílem této diplomové práce je porovnání nástrojů pro obrábění keramických materiálů, zejména na bázi karbidu křemíku v neslinutém stavu společnosti CeramTec Czech Republic, s.r.o. Práce je rozdělena na teoretickou a praktickou část, teoretická část práce se zabývá zejména přehledem základních druhů …

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  4. Understanding the selection and co-existence of tin bronze alloying techniques in Antiquity. An experimental and archaeological approach with Northeast Iberia as case study (2800-200BC).

    From co-smelting through cementation to co-melting, there are different ways to make tin bronze. We can only tell these techniques apart through the analysis of production slag. Interestingly, archaeological evidence indicates that the oldest techniques were not replaced by more modern and …

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