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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 26  1967
Sintering of Beryllia-Part III: Studies on Hot Pressing of Beryllium Oxide Derived from Hydroxide
V. K. MOORTHY AND R. BHAT
Pages : 75-81
DOI : 10.1080/0371750X.1967.10855589
Abstract
The influence of experimental conditions on the hot pressing behaviour of BeO powders derived from hydroxide was studied with a view to develop high density pellets with minimurr. grain growth. It was found that in the temperature range of 1000°-1500°C and with applied pressure of 1-3 t.s.i. both the temperature and pressure promoted densification. Grain growth and crystallinity development in the hot pressed pellets were more directly related to sintering temperature and not to the density attained. In this study BeO samples of density of 2.98 gmfcc (theoretical3.01 gmfcc) and grain size of about I micron were prepared by hot pressing beryllium hydroxide powder at 1250°C and 3. t.s.i.
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