High Temperature Corrosion of Ceramics
By- J.R. Blachere, University of Pittsburgh, PA, USA
- F.S. Pettit
Describes high temperature corrosion of ceramics. In addition to pure single crystals or CVD materials, typical engineering materials of various purities were also studied. The environments used to produce corrosion were selected based on the likelihood of their being encountered in practice and their severity. The ceramic materials developed corrosion resistance by being immune to the environment or by developing passivity.
Audience
Materials scientist, ceramics engineers.
Hardbound, 192 Pages
Published: December 1989
Imprint: William Andrew
ISBN: 978-0-8155-1188-5
Contents
- Experimental Procedures Experimental Conditions Special TechniquesGaseous Corrosion Introduction Gaseous Corrosion of Silica and Alumina Gaseous Corrosion of Silicon Nitride and Silicon CarbideHot Corrosion of SilicaHot Corrosion of AluminaHot Corrosion of Silicon Carbide and Silicon Nitride ReferencesAppendix A: Gaseous Corrosion of Silica and Alumina in Sulfur Oxide Environments Introduction Gaseous Corrosion of Ceramics Experimental Procedure Results and Discussion General Discussion Conclusions ReferencesAppendix B: Hot Corrosion of Silica Introduction Hot Corrosion Experimental Procedure Results and Discussion Conclusions ReferencesAppendix C: Hot Corrosion of Alumina Introduction Experimental Procedure Results and Discussion ReferencesAppendix D: Hot Corrosion of Silicon Nitride and Silicon Carbide Introduction Experimental Procedure Results and Discussion ReferencesAppendix E: Publications Back Matter
