HDI surface treatment of ceramics

T. N. Tiegs; J. O. Kiggans; F. C. Montgomery; C. A. Blue; M. Velez

HDI surface treatment of ceramics

T. N. Tiegs, J. O. Kiggans, F. C. Montgomery, C. A. Blue, M. Velez

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Abstract

High-density infrared (HDI) technology was used to determine if it can be used to alter surface properties and decrease damage due to machining in ceramics. Weight changes observed during HDI treatment indicated that no severe decomposition took place. Surface melting was readily evident at exposures ≥ 1375 W/cm². The melted surface had a highly oriented morphology with grains extending from the reaction zone interface to the surface, which was confirmed by x-ray diffractometry.

Original language	English
Pages	49-53
Number of pages	5
Volume	82
No	2
Specialist publication	American Ceramic Society Bulletin
State	Published - Feb 2003

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