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Efeito das variaveis de processamento nas caracteristicas microestruturais e mecanicas do nitreto de silicioGENOVA, LUIS A. 09 October 2014 (has links)
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Efeito da adicao de chumbo na formacao de fases supercondutoras em ceramicas de Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-OMARTINELLI, ANTONIO E. 09 October 2014 (has links)
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Estudo da biocompatibilidade de nitreto de silicioGUEDES e SILVA, CECILIA C. 09 October 2014 (has links)
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Desenvolvimento de ceramicas porosas a base de nitreto de silicio / Development of porous silicon nitride-based ceramicsMESQUITA, RODRIGO M. 09 October 2014 (has links)
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Otimizacao do processo de obtencao de zirconia via precipitacao do sulfato basico de zirconioRICCI, DOLORES R. 09 October 2014 (has links)
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Sinterizacao via fase liquida de ceramicas a base de carbeto de silicio com aditivos oxidos utilizando planejamento de experimentosMARCHI, JULIANA 09 October 2014 (has links)
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Avaliação da resistencia a fratura de coroas submetidas a fadiga mecanica, em função de diferentes sistemas ceramicos / Evaluation of fracture strenght of ceramic crowns submitted to mechanical fatigue, using differet ceramic systemsMendes, Wilson Batista 27 August 2007 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2007 / Resumo: O propósito deste estudo foi verificar a resistência à fratura da Porcelana pura e da cerâmica de cobertura sobre casquete de três sistemas cerâmicos (metalocerâmica, In Ceram e IPS Empress 2) após ciclagem mecânica, utilizando ensaio de carregamento com carga de compressão. As coroas foram fixadas nos preparos feitos em dentes bovinos, com cimento de ionômero de vidro modificado por resina composta ou cimento resinoso, seguindo as recomendações dos fabricantes. Após inclusão das raízes em tubos de PVC contendo resina acrílica, os preparos em forma de tronco de cone foram feitos com pontas diamantadas, em torno mecânico. Na linha marginal dos preparos foram confeccionados entalhes chanfrados, objetivando a padronização do posicionamento dos casquetes sobre o término marginal, em forma de ombro arredondado com 0,8mm de largura e paredes convergentes em 8 graus. Quinze casquetes foram confeccionados para cada um dos sistemas cerâmicos, exceto para a cerâmica pura, nos quais a aplicação da cerâmica de estratificação foi feita com auxílio de um dispositivo para padronizar a anatomia oclusal do dente. Após aplicação do glaze, a cimentação foi realizada com carga estática de 4kgf, por 1 minuto. Para simular o contato oclusal entre coroa e ponta da haste do dispositivo de carga, foram confeccionadas pontas-ativas metálicas com anatomia oclusal, de forma a não atingir o fundo da fossa e manter o paralelismo da haste. Após armazenagem em água destilada a 37ºC por 24 horas, os corpos-de-prova foram submetidos a 60.000 ciclos, com carga de 35N e 2Hz, imersos em água destilada. O teste de resistência à fratura foi efetuado numa máquina Instron, com velocidade de 0,5mm/minuto. Os resultados foram submetidos à análise de variância para experimentos aleatórios com fator único (fratura após fadiga). Os resultados mostraram diferenças significativas entre os diferentes sistemas cerâmicos, em nível de 95% de probabilidade. O teste de Tukey (5%) mostrou que os valores de resistência à fratura após fadiga mecânica foram com diferença estatisticamente significativa quando o sistema IPS Empress 2 foi comparado com o In Ceram. Os valores entre Porcelana pura e In Ceram foram sem diferença estatística, sendo que a Metalocerâmica não diferiu estatisticamente dos demais sistemas / Abstract: The purpose of this study was to verify the fracture strength of coverage ceramics in relation to four ceramics systems (metalporcelain, pure porcelain, In Ceram and IPS Empress 2), utilizing compressive load trial after dynamic cycle. The crowns were fixed in complete crown preparations made in bovine teeth, with glass-ionomer cement modified by composite resin or resinous cement, following the manufacturer¿s recommendations. The teeth were embedded by root in PVC tubes comprising acrylic resin, and the crown was made with diamond points in mechanic lathe. In the marginal preparation line was made a bevel cut, with the objective of standardize the cap¿s placement upon the marginal line, in rounded shoulder with 0,8mm in width and convergent walls in 8 degrees. Fifteen copings were produced for each ceramic system, with exception for all ceramic, in which the stratification ceramic application was performed with aid of a device to standardize the occlusal tooth anatomy. After glaze application, the crown cementation was realized with 4kgf static load, for 1 minute. To simulate the occlusal contact between opposite crowns, the loading device surface was made according to the tooth occlusal anatomy. After water storage at 37°C for 24 hours, the specimens were submitted to 60,000 dynamic cycles (35N load and 2Hz) immersed in water. The fracture strength test was accomplished in an Instron machine with a crosshead speed of 0,5mm/minute. Collected data were submitted to one-way ANOVA analyzing the fracture after fatigue factor. The results showed statistically significant difference among different ceramic systems at confidence level of 95%. Tukey¿s test showed that the fracture strength values after fatigue were statistically different when IPS Empress 2 system was compared with In Ceram. The values between pure ceramic and In Ceram were with no statistically significant difference, whereas the metalceramic was with no statistically significant difference when compared to other systems / Doutorado / Materiais Dentarios / Doutor em Materiais Dentários
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Damage in woven ceramic matrix compositesIronside, K. I. January 1996 (has links)
The mechanical behaviour of woven fabric-based continuous silicon carbide fibre reinforced Pyrex (SiC/Pyrex) and calcium alminosilicate (SiC/CAS) matrix composites under quasi-static and cyclic tensile loading has been investigated. Both a plain weave and a satin weave architecture were examined for each material type. Under quasi-static loading for all systems except the low temperature processed Pyrex system (which failed prematurely) a linear elastic region was observed up to an applied strain of 0.04-0.06%. Above this strain (the matrix microcracking threshold) a reduction in the composite modulus was seen. The reduction in composite stiffness is attributed to matrix microcracking, and the morphology of matrix microcracking was examined and quantified using an edge replication technique. In all systems the matrix microcrack density was seen to increase approximately linearly with increasing strain up to failure. The corresponding reduction in the composite modulus at failure was 40-50%. Associated with the damage there is hysteretic behaviour and an increasing residual strain. The strain to failure of the satin weave composites was higher than the plain weave composites. In the cyclic fatigue tests the number of cycles to failure decreased with increasing peak stress level. A progressive reduction in the composite modulus was seen with cycles even when the applied strain was below the matrix microcracking strain threshold. It is likely that at strains below this threshold there is non-interacting matrix microcracking which does not initially affect the composite modulus. However, on continued tensile fatigue cycling these microcracks grow through a possible sub-critical crack growth mechanism reducing the laminate modulus. A modified shear lag model was used to model the reduction in composite stiffness as a function of the measured matrix crack density. The woven composite was converted to an equivalent cross-ply sub-laminate on to which the matrix microcracks were superimposed. A model allowing for the presence of microcracks in both the matrix and transverse plies gave the best agreement between the experimental and predicted reduction in modulus.
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Machining damage in silicon nitride ceramicsQuinn, R. W. January 1992 (has links)
This Thesis is primarily concerned with the effects of abrasive machining (diamond grinding) and diamond indentation on the fracture properties of a range of silicon nitride materials. Test specimens machined to surface finishes representative of those found on Aero Gas Turbine components were produced for Modulus of Rupture (MOR) testing, and variations in the fracture strengths were assessed. Optical and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) were performed as a means of identifying the nature of the defects found within these materials. Having determined the dependence of strength and reliability on the machined surface finish, attempts were made to palliate the machining damage by thermal annealing and Nitrogen Ion Implantation. X-ray diffraction residual stress measurements were performed in order to quantify the magnitude of the near surface stresses in both the "as machined" and annealed conditions.* Diamond indentation techniques (Vickers and Knoop) were employed in order to determine the hardness of the materials studied and to quantify the extent of the Indentation Size Effect (ISE). These studies were then extended to the point of indentation fracture as a means of assessing the materials fracture toughness (KIC) and the nature of the crack systems beneath the indentation. *Residual stress measurements were carried out on a sub contract basis at the CEGB Central Laboratories by P E J Flewitt and D Lonsdale, their help throughout this work is gratefully acknowledged.
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Řezná keramika a její efektivní využití / Cutting ceramics and its effective useHeča, Jan Unknown Date (has links)
Thesis dealing with cutting ceramics and its efficient use. Introduction describes the general characteristics of the cutting of ceramics, its history and development and production of various kinds. This section describes the mechanical and physical properties with potential application in machining. The se-cond part is an overview of cutting-frame in the range of selected world leaders. Ano-ther section focuses on general assessment of the power of cutting tools and other ma-terials comparison. The fourth part, is comparing the working conditions of producers and tools intended for cutting.
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