Lamination Process to Obtain Structure with Tailored Residual Stress Distribution |
| Journal |
Key Engineering Materials (Volume 333) |
| Volume |
Functional Gradient Ceramics, and Thermal Barriers |
| Edited by |
Marc Anglada et al. |
| Pages |
27-38 |
| DOI |
10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.333.27 |
| Online since |
March, 2007 |
| Authors |
Goffredo de Portu,
Lorenzo Micele
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| Keywords |
Ceramic Composite, Laminates, Multilayers, Tape Casting |
| Abstract |
In this paper a method to produce laminated ceramic composites containing residual
stresses is described. The method consist in superimposing thin layers obtained by tape casting,
their worm-pressing and sintering. Detailed information on the process and on the slurry
compositions are reported.
The reasons why laminated structure can exhibit improved performances are also illustrated.
The model on which a multilayer composite, containing residual stresses, can be designed is briefly
illustrated. The relationship among the physical, chemical and microstructural properties of the
different layers, necessary to stimulate the residual stresses outlined. |
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