Mechanical and Thermal Properties Analysis of Ceramic Composites
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Advanced and Functional Ceramics and Glasses".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 October 2024 | Viewed by 669
Special Issue Editor
Interests: magnetooptic; luminescence; ceramic materials; measurement; laser; cement hydration process
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Dear Colleagues,
Materials is an open access journal that undergoes peer review and publishes articles covering a wide range of mechanical and thermal properties analysis of ceramic composite research. It champions cutting-edge exploration in the mechanical and thermal analysis of materials. This Special Issue focuses on the thermal techniques, heat and energy conversion, calorimetry, and mechanical properties of ceramic and metallic composition. The emphasis is on innovative fundamental scientific exploration into the connections among processing, microstructure, and properties of ceramics composites formed under different kinds of sintering techniques. In this Special Issue, manuscripts must clearly describe the measurement setup which the experiments utilised by undertaking a critical review of the state of the art in measurement techniques and the sensitivity and accuracy of used devices.
We welcome research papers, review articles, and perspectives. Papers that have an experimental or theoretical character will also be welcome. Additionally, this Special Issue showcases news and viewpoints alongside research highlights that encapsulate the most recent scientific discoveries in ceramics. With a dedication to excellence, this Special Issue ensures optimal support for authors, readers, and reviewers.
Dr. Andrzej Kruk
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- thermal analyses
- mechanical properties
- evolved gas analysis
- microcalorimetry
- arc plasma sintering
- optic
- magnetooptic
- high-entropy compounds
- dielectric properties
- measurement
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