High-Performance Glasses
(Sprache: Englisch)
This books sets out an approach to the design and development of composite products that will lead to the maximum likelihood of developing commercially successful products, generally in the face of a great deal of uncertainty in most areas of the...
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This books sets out an approach to the design and development of composite products that will lead to the maximum likelihood of developing commercially successful products, generally in the face of a great deal of uncertainty in most areas of the development process. The book is practically orientated, covering those areas of composite technology most critical to product developments, rather than those of the most theoretical importance, therefore providing a basis for mutual understanding among the broad field of composite specialists. The author's experience provides a hands-on approach to the methodology of design with composites. All those interested in composites design and manufacture, including those practising in such diverse fields as resin formulation, reinforcement, manufacture, design processing and manufacturing engineering will find this book invaluable.
Inhaltsverzeichnis zu „High-Performance Glasses “
Part 1 High-performance glasses, M. Cable: characteristic properties of glasses; natural glasses; the evolution of man-made glasses; the development of glass technology; the relation between glass composition and properties; glass melting; modern applications of glasses. Part 2 Glass formation from gels, I. Strawbridge and P.F. James: reaction chemistry of the sol-gel process; applications; conclusions. Part 3 Oxynitride glasses, D.P. Thompson: representation; nitrogen incorporation; characterization; structure; properties; carbon-containing glasses; nitrogen glass ceramics; applications. Part 4 Coatings on glass, B.J. Kirkbride and G. Williams: deposition methods; strength improvement and abrasion resistance; coatings for optical systems; architectural coatings; automotive coatings; transparent conducting coatings; thin-film devices. Part 5 Glasses for flat-panel displays, W.H. Dumbaugh et al: the role of sodium; sheet-forming processes; glass compositions; rationale for flat-panel display substrate requirements; advanced technologies for flat-panel displays. Part 6 Glass ceramics, P.F. James and R.W. Jones: the formation of glass ceramics; applications of glass ceramics. Part 7 Electrical glasses - ionically conducting systems, M.D. Ingram: conductivity-composition trends; theoretical models for ionic conduction; glassy electrolytes in advanced batteries; anionic conductivity; the mixed mobile-ion effect; dielectric properties; the glass electrode. Part 8 The bioactivity of glasses, K.H. Karlsson: bone formation; silicon in tissues; bioactive glasses; bioactive glass ceramics; materials for prostheses; glossary. Part 9 Slow-release glasses, P. Knott: slow-release phosphate-glass system. Part 10 Controlling the durability of nuclear-waste glass, M.J. Plodinec: objective of waste vitrification; parameters affecting glass durability; vitrification processes; glass formulation; control of glass composition for durability; glass performance in the repository; the
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future. Part 11 Non-linear glasses, B.J. Ainslie: origin of non-linearity; highly non-linear glasses; semiconductor-doped glasses; waveguides and device structures; future prospects. Part 12 Advanced optical components, L. Ross: fundamentals of gradient-index glasses; methods of producing refractive-index gradients in glasses; optical elements based on GRIN structures. Part 13 Infra-red-transmitting optical fibres, J.M. Parker and A.B. Seddon: oxide-based systems; chalcogenide and chalcohalide glasses; halide glasses; hollow-core fibres; applications. Part 14 Photo-induced changes in chalcogenide glasses and their applications, P.J.S. Ewen and A.E. Owen: the classification of photo-induced effects in chalcogenide glasses; reversible photo-induced effects; applications of light-induced effects in chalcogenide glasses.
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Bibliographische Angaben
- Autoren: J. M. Parker , M. Cable
- 1992, 364 Seiten, Maße: 16 x 24,1 cm, Gebunden, Englisch
- Verlag: Springer Netherlands
- ISBN-10: 021693155X
- ISBN-13: 9780216931558
- Erscheinungsdatum: 31.12.1991
Sprache:
Englisch
Rezension zu „High-Performance Glasses “
'This is a series of well-written reviews on the more advanced aspects of glasses and their applications which will be useful to those wishing to catch up with the technology' - Aslib Book Guide; '...this book will provide good reading and a valuable reference source for any graduate in glass technology or materials science...' - Glass Technology; '...is of considerably great value for any graduate in glass technology' - Verre Bulletin d'Information
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