Ultrasonic imaging of porosity variations produced during sintering
A silicon carbide disk was sintered from 2090 to 2190 C in 25-C steps. After each sintering step, the disk was examined using a precision acoustic scanning system to determine acoustic attenuation and velocity. The bulk density was found to vary nonmonotonically with sintering temperature. The densi...
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description | A silicon carbide disk was sintered from 2090 to 2190 C in 25-C steps. After each sintering step, the disk was examined using a precision acoustic scanning system to determine acoustic attenuation and velocity. The bulk density was found to vary nonmonotonically with sintering temperature. The density varied as much as 10 percent from its value at 2090 C during the sintering process. Local density fluctuations occurred in an organized and history-dependent way. These local density fluctuations varied up to + or - 7 percent of the bulk density and were made visible by acoustic attenuation and velocity mapping. |
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