New sintering processes for porous ceramics.

Ceramic Industry | January 1, 1996| | Copyright

Japanese researchers have developed hot isostatic pressing and spark plasma sintering methods to produce porous ceramics With improved properties

In recent years, porous materials have received considerable interest for a wide range of applications. In May 1993, the Porous Materials Exposition held a workshop on engineered porous materials, at which time the following potential applications were identified: high-efficiency gas separation membranes, catalytic membranes for chemical processing, porous electronic substrates for high-speed electronics, precursors for ...

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