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Advanced ceramics / editor-in-chief, Shinroku Saito.

Contributor(s): Saitō, Shinroku, 1919-.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Oxford ; New York : Tokyo : Oxford University Press ; Ohmsha, 1988Description: viii, 278 p. : ill., ports. ; 26 cm.ISBN: 0198563353 .Uniform titles: Fine ceramics. Subject(s): CeramicsDDC classification: 666
Contents:
Introduction / K. Okazaki -- Papers from Richard M. Fulrath Awardees -- Recent developments of Piezoelectric composites in Japan / H. Banno -- Research trends in ceramic sensors / N. Ichinose -- Organic-Intercalation compounds / F. Kanamaru -- Piezoelectric ceramic actuator / S. Takahashi -- Original Review Papers -- Toughening in ZrO2-based materials / K. T. Faber -- A review of creep in silicon nitride and silicon carbide / R. F. Davis and C. H. Carter, Jr. -- The glassy state / J. F. Shackelford -- Electrical conductivity of ceramic materials / D. M. Smyth -- Preparation and application of fine powder from the metal alkoxide / Y. Ozaki -- Alumina ceramic substrates / T. Ueyama and H. Wada -- Bonding between ceramics and metals by HIPing / M. Shimada, K. Suganuma -- High Toughened PSZ (Partially Stabilized Zirconia) / T. Masaki and K. Kobayashi -- Ceramic application for automotive components / S. Wada -- Pyroelectric sensors of lead germanate thick films / K. Takahashi -- Ferrite materials / T. Nomura, K. Okutani and T. Ochiai.
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General lending MTU Bishopstown Library Store 666 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 00030412
Total holds: 0

Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

Newly developed fine ceramics are attracting great attention for their superior physical characteristics. This volume on fine ceramics is edited by internationally renowned authorities in the field, and consists of papers which focus on activities in Japan as well as the United States. It introduces the latest achievements in research and development, both regarding fundamental methods and advanced applications. The results of recent discoveries have been actively utilized in many different fields, from mechanics and electronics to biology and chemistry. Articles presented here describe piezoelectric composites, ceramic sensors, ceramic toughening, creep control, bonding to metals, and other topics.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction / K. Okazaki -- Papers from Richard M. Fulrath Awardees -- Recent developments of Piezoelectric composites in Japan / H. Banno -- Research trends in ceramic sensors / N. Ichinose -- Organic-Intercalation compounds / F. Kanamaru -- Piezoelectric ceramic actuator / S. Takahashi -- Original Review Papers -- Toughening in ZrO2-based materials / K. T. Faber -- A review of creep in silicon nitride and silicon carbide / R. F. Davis and C. H. Carter, Jr. -- The glassy state / J. F. Shackelford -- Electrical conductivity of ceramic materials / D. M. Smyth -- Preparation and application of fine powder from the metal alkoxide / Y. Ozaki -- Alumina ceramic substrates / T. Ueyama and H. Wada -- Bonding between ceramics and metals by HIPing / M. Shimada, K. Suganuma -- High Toughened PSZ (Partially Stabilized Zirconia) / T. Masaki and K. Kobayashi -- Ceramic application for automotive components / S. Wada -- Pyroelectric sensors of lead germanate thick films / K. Takahashi -- Ferrite materials / T. Nomura, K. Okutani and T. Ochiai.

Table of contents provided by Syndetics

  • Introduction
  • Part I Papers From
  • 1 Recent Developments of Piezoelectric Composites in Japan
  • 2 Research Trends in Ceramic Sensors
  • 3 Organic-Intercalation Compounds
  • 4 Piezoelectric Ceramic Actuator
  • Part II Original Review Papers
  • 5 Toughening in ZrO2-Based Materials
  • 6 A Review of Creep in Silicon Nitride and Silicon Carbine
  • 7 The Glassy State
  • 8 Electrical Conductivity of Ceramic Materials
  • 9 Preparation and Application of Fine Powder from the Metal Alkoxide
  • 10 Alumina Ceramic Substrates
  • 11 Bonding Between Ceramics and Metals by HIPing
  • 12 High Toughened PSZ (Partially Stabilized Zirconia)
  • 13 Ceramic Application for Automotive Components
  • 14 Pyroelectric Sensors of Lead Germanate Thick Films
  • 15 Ferrite Materials