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The field of ceramics has applications in diverse fields including electronic engineering, electrical engineering, biochemical engineering, automobile engineering and defense sector. This textbook discusses ceramic raw materials, properties of ceramics, fabrication techniques of ceramics and testing of ceramics. It comprehensively discusses mechanical properties, thermal properties, optical properties, electrical properties and magnetic properties of ceramics. The text covers structural characteristics, properties and applications of advanced ceramic materials and examines their difference from the conventional ceramics. A separate chapter discusses testing methods of ceramics including testing of raw materials, testing of physical properties, testing of mechanical strength and testing of electrical properties in dept. This textbook begins by discussing ceramic raw materials, proceeds with conventional ceramics, continues with properties and fabrication techniques of ceramic materials, testing of ceramics and ends with covering advanced ceramics.
This book features:
Covers ceramics from traditional to advanced
Discusses fabrication, characterization and applications of ceramics in detail
Examines mechanical properties, thermal properties, optical properties, electrical properties and magnetic properties of ceramics in detail
Covers structural characteristics, properties and applications of carbides, nitrides, oxides and borides
Discusses processing techniques including mechanical separation and magnetic separation of ceramics
It will help serve as ideal study material for senior undergraduate and graduate students in the field of chemical engineering, materials science and engineering, and ceramic technology.
Contents
1. Ceramic Raw Materials. 2. Principles of Ceramic Technology. 3. Properties of Ceramics. 4. Traditional Ceramics. 5. Advanced Structural Ceramic Materials. 6. Processing of Ceramic Raw Materials. 7. Ceramic Fabrication Techniques. 8. Testing Methods of Ceramics. 9. Glass. 10. Refractories. 11. Cement and Concrete.
