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Synopsis
Sintering is a method for manufacturing components from ceramic or metal powders by heating the powder until the particles adhere to form the component required. The resulting products are characterized by an enhanced density and strength, and are used in a wide range of industries. Sintering of Advanced Materials: Fundamentals and Processes reviews important developments in this technology and its applications
Part one discusses the fundamentals of sintering with chapters on topics such as the thermodynamics of sintering, kinetics and mechanisms of densification, the kinetics of microstructural change and liquid phase sintering. Part two reviews advanced sintering processes including atmospheric sintering, vacuum sintering, microwave sintering, field/current assisted sintering and photonic sintering. Part three covers sintering of aluminum, titanium and their alloys, refractory metals, ultrahard materials, thin films, ultrafine and nanosized particles for advanced materials.
With its distinguished editor and international team of contributors, this book reviews the latest advances in sintering and will be a standard reference for researchers and engineers involved in the processing of ceramics, powder metallurgy, net-shape manufacturing and those using advanced materials in such sectors as electronics, automotive and aerospace engineering.
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About the Author
Dr. Zhigang Zak Fang is a Professor in the Powder Metallurgy Research Laboratory, in the department of Metallurgical Engineering, at the University of Utah, USA.
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