A Model for Stress History during Sintering of Ceramic Laminates

Kouichi Yasuda; Pei Ling Lv

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.761.73

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A Model for Stress History during Sintering of Ceramic Laminates

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This paper proposes a model for estimating stress history during sintering of ceramic laminates. A symmetrical 3-layered laminate is assumed, and one-dimensional elastic calculation gives the stress change of each layer during heating, keeping at the sintering temperature, and cooling, respectively. How to get the stress history is actually shown by incorporating data of mechanical and thermal expansion properties of calcined monolayers. The validity of this model is discussed with a preliminary experiment on dense alumina / porous alumina laminates.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 761)

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Kouichi Yasuda, Pei Ling Lv

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Ceramic, Laminates, Sintering, Stress

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