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Sintered Silicon Carbide based Materials: Mechanical Properties vs. Structure

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The paper offers a review of literature published over the past 15 years concerning liquid-phase sintering of silicon carbide materials with various sintering activating additives. The microstructure and specifics of its formation have been investigated. The dependences of crack resistance, strength, and hardness on the material structure were studied. The relationship between the forming microstructure of the liquid-phase sintered material and its mechanical properties has been analyzed.

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Tomkovich, M.V., Perevislov, S.N., Panteleev, I.B. et al. Sintered Silicon Carbide based Materials: Mechanical Properties vs. Structure. Refract Ind Ceram 60, 445–454 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11148-020-00383-6

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