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Erosion of Dental Glass Infiltrated Aluminum Ceramics

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The erosion of dental glass infiltrated aluminum ceramics by sandblasting was evaluated. The variations of wear depth, surface roughness and bending strength after blasting were of particular interest. The sandblasting parameters of working pressures, times and erodent size came from routine manufacturing procedures. The results showed the erodent size affects the bending strength and pressure affects mainly the wear depth. The surface roughness increased significantly after sandblasting, but the differentiations with various blasting parameters were not apparent. Fatigue cracking characterized the mechanisms of erosion of dental glass infiltrated ceramics.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 284-286)

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873-876

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.284-286.873

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April 2005

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Y.H. Yu, F. Xiong, Z.M. Zhu, Yun Mao Liao, Zhong Rong Zhou

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Dental Infiltrated Al2O3 Ceramics, Erosion, Sandblast

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