Titlebook: Carbide, Nitride and Boride Materials Synthesis and Processing; Alan W. Weimer (Professor of Chemical Engineering) Book 1997 Chapman & Hal

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ProcessesN.), intermetallic (e.g. NiAl, TiNi) and composite (e.g. Al.O.-B.C, Tic-NiAl) materials (Munir, 1988; Munir and Anselmi-Tamburini, 1989; Holt and Dunmead, 1991). These reactions can take place in both solid—solid and gas—solid systems. Once the reaction is initiated, it can sometimes take the form o

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Thermochemistry and Kinetics been elucidated. Some of the greatest advances have come in the development of technologies for the chemical vapor deposition of ceramic films, particularly those that find uses in microelectronics fabrication. An understanding of the chemistry begins with an examination of the gas composition and

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Plasma Processesrides, followed by carbides and finally borides. Electric arc and electrodeless plasma reactors have been developed for producing ultrafine and pure powders of such ceramic materials. Novel plasma reactors, using multiple torches or combinations of direct current (DC) and radio frequency (RF) plasma

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Various Types of Noise and Their SourcesThe growth of advanced non-oxide ceramics can be directly traced to the availability of high quality powders. Particle size reduction has been the primary powder feature that has allowed this technological development. Controlling phase and overall chemical purity have also been important.

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Raymond Fischer,Leonid BoroditskyTube or pusher furnaces, hereafter called pusher furnaces, and moving bed furnaces have been used for the continuous production of ceramic powders. The present work will focus on the use of these furnaces as reactors for non-oxide ceramic powder synthesis at high temperatures (i.e. above 1773 K (1500°C)).

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Critical Powder CharacteristicsThe growth of advanced non-oxide ceramics can be directly traced to the availability of high quality powders. Particle size reduction has been the primary powder feature that has allowed this technological development. Controlling phase and overall chemical purity have also been important.