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Layered Boron Carbide-Aluminum Composites with Large Changes in Microstructure

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Melt infiltration of preforms prepared by sequential centrifugal casting and by tape casting and lamination has been accomplished using a short-time infiltration process that significantly suppresses reaction product formation. For layered materials produced via infiltration of laminated ceramic tapes, of particular interest is the effect that a large change in microstructure has on infiltration, phase formation and mechanical properties.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 492-493)

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673-678

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August 2005

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Hyun Jun Kim, Kevin P. Trumble, Keith J. Bowman

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Ceramic-Metal Composites, Infiltration Processing, Layered, Microstructure

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