Ceramics: Sintering and Microstructure
During this stage, the microstructure of the samples evolves (see Figure 1). Figure 1 Sintered Powder and microstructure. Source Krell et al.[8]. Pores, second phases and grain size have all an important influence on many of the final properties of ceramics. In general, the porosity has a more pronounced effect than a second phase or the grain ...
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