Radiation Effects On The Physical Properties Of Low-Expansion-Coefficient Glasses And Ceramics

The effects of irradiation on the coefficient of thermal expansion, density and elastic moduli of amorphous silica, ultra-low-expansion glass, Beta-SiC, Astrositall and Zerodur were surveyed. Silica and silicon carbide were the most resistant of the materials studied.

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P L Higby Et Al

Origin

Naval Research Lab, Pennsylvania, Vanderbilt Univ, Aerospace Corp

Journal Title

J Am Ceram Soc 1988 71 9 796-802

Sector

General

Class

G 171

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