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Glass ceramic-based composites

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Book cover Ceramic- and Carbon-matrix Composites

Part of the book series: Soviet Advanced Composites Technology Series ((SACTS,volume 2))

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High thermal shock resistance, fracture toughness, high-temperature strength, optimal tribological characteristics, chemical and erosion stability at a low density - such is a list, far from complete, of properties that should be offered by modern materials to provide serviceability of assemblies and mechanisms under extreme conditions of high temperatures, thermomechanical loads, erosion wear, corrosive environments, etc. An ever-wider application for such operating conditions is found by ceramic materials [1].

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Rutkovskij, A.E., Sarkisov, P.D., Ivashin, A.A., Budov, V.V. (1995). Glass ceramic-based composites. In: Trefilov, V.I. (eds) Ceramic- and Carbon-matrix Composites. Soviet Advanced Composites Technology Series, vol 2. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-1280-2_2

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