Ceramics Materials Database

World ceramics abstracts database a key online resource produced by lucideon for global information on ceramic materials processing properties and applications.

Ceramics materials database.

This page allows you to quickly access all of the polymers plastics metals ceramics fluids and other engineering materials in the matweb material property database. Ceramic materials are employed in the ceramic industry to make glazes stonewares earthenwares porcelains engobes refractories structural products etc. Just select the material category you would like to find from the tree. Ceramics are also very brittle materials.

Database includes comprehensive coverage of thermoplastic and thermoset polymers aluminum cobalt copper lead magnesium nickel steel superalloys titanium and zinc alloys ceramics plus a growing list of semiconductors fibers and other engineering. At first it might seem strange to define this but it is not as obvious as it seems. They are typically crystalline in nature have an ordered structure and are compounds formed between metallic and nonmetallic elements such as aluminum and oxygen alumina al 2 o 3 calcium and oxygen cao and silicon and nitrogen silicon nitride si 3 n 4. Search for materials by name or properties.

Includes mechanical properties electrical properties optical properties and other values acquired through a literature search conducted. This report compiles and documents a ceramic armor material database. Over 250 000 detailed abstracts of information can be searched via the search tool with 400 new abstracts added each month. Mems material properties database.

A free online materials information resource with properties data on over 28 000 materials. In the most simple of terms ceramics are inorganic nonmetallic materials. The ceramics are silicon carbide boron carbide titanium diboride aluminum nitride silicon. It is drawn from granta s comprehensive materialuniverse dataset.

Glasses are common materials and are seen in applications including windows lenses and containers. We study ceramic materials at the mineral chemical and physical levels. Ceramics generally have excellent corrosion and wear resistance high melting temperature high stiffness and low electrical and thermal conductivity. The granta sample data available with ansys workbench provides a small number of properties for selected common materials including metals polymers ceramics and woods.

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