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Meeting MS&T23: Materials Science & Technology
Symposium Manufacturing and Processing of Advanced Ceramic Materials
Presentation Title Exploring New Flux Chemistries to Expand the Cold Sintering Process
Author(s) Julian Fanghanel, Clive Randall
On-Site Speaker (Planned) Julian Fanghanel
Abstract Scope The cold sintering process (CSP) is not thoroughly understood, but the kinetics of a chemomechanical process is enabling. The correct choice of flux during the cold sintering process is still very much an empirical process. At this stage, there are only a few fluxes that have been used in the cold sintering process to this date. The ability of one flux to aid during the cold sintering process must be directly influenced by the chemical interplay between the ceramic and the flux. The ability of one flux to aid during the cold sintering process must be directly influenced by the interplay between dissolution, transport, and precipitation which ultimately allows for a material to sinter under the CSP. In this work, we explore the use of new flux chemistries and crystal systems to expand the family of systems accessible through CSP.

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Ceramic Powder Processing (“Think Like a Particle?” or Perhaps “Think Like a Defect?”)
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Effect of Binder Phase on TiB2-TiC Based Cermet Materials on the Microstructure and Mechanical Properties
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Embedded Wire CVD of Silicon Carbide for Homogeneous Joining and SiC-SiC Composite Fabrication
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From Flash Sintering to Ultrafast Sintering without an Electric Field and Electrochemically Controlled Microstructural Evolution
Limitations on the Sintering of Graded Particle Systems
Machine-Learning-Based, Online Estimation of Ceramic’s Microstructure Upon the Laser Spot Brightness During Laser Sintering
Manipulating Instrument Setup Parameters to Increase the Range for Particle Size Measurement
Manufacturing Feasibility of the Cold Sintering Process for Large-scale Ceramic Dielectrics
Measurement of High Temperature Mechanical Property Data for Modeling Applications
Mechanisms of Delamination within Co-extruded Silicon Carbide
Micromechanical Properties and Microstructures of AC and DC Flash-sintered Alumina
Microstructure and Electrical Conductivity of Sol-gel Synthesized and Spark Plasma Sintered Doped-lanthanum Gallate
Nondestructive Materials Characterization Using Ultrasound: Towards a Deeper Understanding of the Cold Sintering Process
Optimizing Ceramic Surfaces for Dust-tolerant Lunar Exploration
Phase and Nanostructure of Polymer Derived Monolithic SiC at Ultrahigh Temperatures
Processing Ceramic Powders in Non-aqueous Mediums - How Polarity of the Suspension Medium Effects Dispersion
Reaction Flash Sintering of Ti0.5Zr0.5N and Ti0.5Al0.5N Ternary Metal Nitrides
Surface Area Reduction During the Sintering of Alumina
Surface Reactivity and Processing Properties of Metal Oxide Nanoparticles for Ceramics
Tailoring Thermal Insulation Ceramic Architectures from Additive Manufacturing
The Influence of Cr on Microstructural Evolution of Alumina
Trends and Opportunities in Manufacturing and Processing of Advanced Ceramic Materials at the National Science Foundation
In Situ Video Monitoring of Zirconium Active Braze Alloy for Joining Al2O3 to Kovar

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