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Summary
Summary
Dedicated to the innovative design and use of ceramic materials for energy applications, this issue brings readers up to date with some of the most important research discoveries and new and emerging applications in the field. Contributions come from the proceedings of three symposia, as well as the European Union-USA Engineering Ceramics Summit. The three symposia are: Ceramics for Electric Energy Generation, Storage, and Distribution; Advanced Ceramics and Composites for Nuclear and Fusion Applications; and Advanced Materials and Technologies for Rechargeable Batteries. An abundance of charts, tables, and illustrations are included throughout.
Author Notes
Kevin M. Fox is the author of Ceramic Materials for Energy Applications II, Volume 33, Issue 9, published by Wiley.
Table of Contents
Preface | p. vii |
Introduction | p. ix |
Analytical Techniques for Li-S Batteries | p. 1 |
Three New Approaches using Silicon in Three Valuable Energy Applications | p. 11 |
Processing of Inert SiC Matrix with TRISO Coated Fuel by Liquid Phase Sintering | p. 25 |
SiC-Coated HTR Fuel Particle Performance | p. 33 |
Study of the Silicon Carbide Matrix Elaboration by Film Boiling Process | p. 71 |
Processing of Ultrafine Beta-Silicon Carbide Powder by Silicon-Carbon Reaction | p. 85 |
Characterization of Failure Behavior of Silicon Carbide Composites by Acoustic Emission | p. 95 |
Recession of Silicon Carbide in Steam under Nuclear Plant LOCA Conditions up to 1400 °C | p. 111 |
The Effect of Temperature and Uniaxial Pressure on the Densification Behavior of Silica Aerogel Granules | p. 121 |
Microstructural Analysis of Nuclear Grade Graphite Materials | p. 133 |
A Model for Simulation of Coupled Microstructural and Compositional Evolution | p. 145 |
Characterisation of Corrosion of Nuclear Metal Wastes Encapsulated in Magnesium Silicate Hydrate (MSH) Cement | p. 159 |
Impact of Uranium and Thorium on High TiO 2 Concentration Nuclear Waste Glasses | p. 169 |
Author Index | p. 181 |