Synthesis, microstructural and tribological characterization of calcined nano-bioceramic α- al2o3, sintered at different temperatures
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FELLAH, MamounAISSANI, LindaLABAIZ, MohamedNOUVEAU, CorinneIOST, AlainMONTAGNE, AlexABDUL SAMAD, MohamedLAKMINE, F.Résumé
The current research was undertaken to study the improvement of the tribological behavior of nanocrystalline bioceramic, α-alumina sample, produced by the calculations of gibbsite at different temperatures (300 to 1200°C), followed by uniaxial pressing, sintering and HIP treatment. The improved friction and wear resistance is attributed to the fine microstructure of the sample calcined at 1400 °C.
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