Ceramics A Presentation Stacy Carleton Kurt Fackrell ME 372 Fall 2001.

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Ceramics A Presentation Stacy Carleton Kurt Fackrell ME 372 Fall 2001

What are they? Non-metallic, non- organic homogenous compounds.

Properties Hard (often 700 – 7000 Brinell) Brittle Temperature Resistant Low Density (usually 2 – 4 g/cm 3 ) Chemically inert Insulating

Applications Structural - Brick - Sewer Pipe - Roofing Tile

Applications Whiteware - Porcelain - Floor & wall tile - Sanitary equipment

Applications Refractories - Furnaces - Smelters - Fire retardants

Applications Glasses - Windows - Bottles - Fiberglass

Applications Abrasives -Diamond - Silicon Carbide - Alumina

Applications Cements - Roads - Bridges - Buildings

Applications Advanced - Cutting tools - Biotechnology - Superconductors

Sites AZoM.com – Huge materials database Includes database of articles and links -- Ceramic magnets -- Sanitary devices