Effects of SiC content on thermal shock behavior and elastic modulus of cordierite–mullite composites
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Abstract Cordierite (Mg2Al4Si5O18) is a commercially available ceramic with low fracture toughness that hampers its broad industrial applications. Although several studies have reported the mechanical improvement of cordierite using various reinforcements, modulating its mechanical and thermal shock characteristics is not explored precisely. In the present research, we investigated the manufacturing of cordierite–mullite ceramics and the role of SiC on their thermomechanical properties. The in-situ formed mullite particles were obtained by mixing andalusite-talc-alumina and addition of SiC. It was found that thermal shock behavior and elastic moduli are dependent on SiC content and retained porosity. Furthermore, the addition of SiC to cordierite-based ceramics could enhance the thermal shock resistance via proper activation of the crack bridging mechanism in the matrix of the prepared composite.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced ceramic materials synthesis · MXene and MAX Phase Materials · Advanced materials and composites
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