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A CRITICAL SURVEY OF STRENGTHENING MECHANISMS OF CERAMICS MATERIALS USED FOR INSULATION OF COMBUSTION CHAMBER OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINE BLOCK
https://doi.org/10.17073/1683-4518-2014-9-53-60
Abstract
The good properties exhibited by ceramic materials, such as; corrosion resistance, the resistance to oxidation at high temperatures, the capacity of its resistance to wear and the low relative density have make them an especially attractive material for use for insulation of combustion chamber of an automotive engine block. The limitations of ceramics materials in the area of low fracture toughness can be assuaged by using various methods. This paper presents a critical survey of some of the existing materials used for insulation of combustion chamber of automotive engine block, some existing ceramic coating techniques, some existing strengthening mechanisms of ceramic materials used for insulation of automotive engine block with emphasis on methodologies, strengths and weaknesses. Ill. 2. Ref. 41. Tab. 3.
About the Authors
Mogaji Pius BamideleSouth Africa
Jamiru Tamba
South Africa
Desai Dawood
South Africa
Sadiku Rotimi
South Africa
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For citation: Bamidele M.P., Tamba J., Dawood D., Rotimi S. A CRITICAL SURVEY OF STRENGTHENING MECHANISMS OF CERAMICS MATERIALS USED FOR INSULATION OF COMBUSTION CHAMBER OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINE BLOCK. NOVYE OGNEUPORY (NEW REFRACTORIES). 2014;(9):53-60. https://doi.org/10.17073/1683-4518-2014-9-53-60
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