Ceramic processing: Experimental design and optimization

Ceramic processing: Experimental design and optimization

The objectives of this paper are to: (1) gain insight into the processing of ceramics and how green processing can affect the properties of ceramics; (2) investigate the technique of slip casting; (3) learn how heat treatment and temperature contribute to density, strength, and effects of under and...

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