Advanced metallic and ceramic materials

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Proceedings of a Joint EC-Yugoslavia colloquium on advanced materials
Industrial research and development
Industrial policy

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Commission of the European Communities
Institute of Advanced Materials
Joint Research Centre - Petten Ispra Karlsruhe Establishments
physical sciences
Proceedings
of a joint EC-Yugoslavia colloquium
on advanced materials
Commission of the European Communities/SFR Yugoslavia
12 to 14 September 1988
Sarajevo, Yugoslavia
Report
EUR 12274 EN Commission of the European Communities
Institute of Advanced Materials
Joint Research Centre - Petten/lspra/Karlsruhe Establishments
physical sciences
Advanced metallic and ceramic materials
Proceedings
of a joint EC-Yugoslavia colloquium
on advanced materials
Commission of the European Communities/SFR Yugoslavia
12 to 14 September 1988
Sarajevo, Yugoslavia
Edited by
M.D. Rogers
Joint Research Centre
Petten Establishment
1755 ZG Petten
The Netherlands
J. Jovicevic
Materials Research and
Development Institute
Energoinvest
YU-Sarajevo
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Science, Research and Development
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Printed in Belgium FOREWORD
The following papers represent the proceedings of a bilateral Colloquium
on Advanced Materials, held in Sarajevo in September 1988 between the
European Community and the SFR of Yugoslavia.
The organisers are pleased to acknowledge the willing and enthusiastic
response of all contributors to the meeting as well as the participants
who helped to make this a lively and very interesting event.
E.D. Hondros Commission of the European Communities
M.D. Rogers Institute of Advanced Materials
Joint Research Centre
Petten
The Netherlands
A. Kursumovic Materials Research & Development Institute
J. Jovicevic Energoinvest
Sarajevo
SFR Yugoslavia PREFACE
M.D. Rogers
Joint Research Centre, Petten
This Colloquium on Advanced Materials arose out of an idea of
Dr. Jovicevic of ENERGOINVEST to hold an EC/Yugoslavia meeting devoted
to all aspects of powder metallurgy. Such a meeting would identify areas
of mutual interest and help to "thicken-up" the developing cooperation
in Science and Technology between the Commission of the European
Communities and the SFR of Yugoslavia. The proposal was accepted in
principle by the Commission for support under the Communities'
International Cooperation in Science & Technology Programme and the
Commission's Joint Research Centre was asked to act as co-organiser on
the EC side.
A careful analysis of the two sides' interests in the fields of advanced
materials research and development indicated the need to broaden the
theme of the proposed Joint Colloquium to cover a range of aspects of
advanced metallic and ceramic materials R&D, in order to ensure that
the resulting programme would be of mutual interest and benefit. A three
day programme was devised with a series of "horizontal" themes
(preparation, synthesis, characterisation, etc) culminating with a
half-day devoted to a sectoral approach to advanced materials
requirements.
The Colloquium was held in a beautiful villa just outside Sarajevo and
all the participants were most impressed by the excellent local
arrangements which had been organised by Dr. Jovicevic and members of
his research group.
The following collected papers from the Colloquium indicate the breadth,
depth and above all the quality of the presentations. The post -
colloquium results are also impressive. Around forty proposals for more
- V concrete cooperative R&D actions have been submitted to the Yugoslavia
Authorities for consideration under the EC/Yugoslavia cooperation
agreement. At the same time a number of visits to laboratories have
taken place as a result of the personal contacts made during the
Colloquium. This process of increasing cooperation in this important
field is expected to continue for some time to come.
M.D. Rogers
JRC Petten, 22.05.1989
VI CONTENTS
Page
Foreword III
Preface V
M.D. Rogers
Joint Research Centre, Petten
Yugoslavian Research Activities in Advanced Ceramics and Powder
Metallurgy 1
D. Kolar, M.M. Ristic
Inst. Josef Stefan, Ljubljana & I.T.N. , Serbian Academy of
Sciences and Arts, Belgrade
Materials Research - A European Community Perspective 15
E.D. Hondros
Jointh Centre, Petten
SESSION 1 - PREPARATION & FABRICATION 27
Our Recent Results on Advanced Sintered Materials9
D.P. Uskokovic
Academy of Sciences, Belgrade
Fabrication of Ceramic Nuclear Fuels 31
K. Richter, H. Blank
Joint Research Centre, Karlsruhe
The Shape and Size of Metal Powder Particles obtained during
Electrodeposition from Aqueous Solutions 48
K.I. Popov, M.G. Pavlovic, J.N. Jovicevic
Belgrade University, Energoinvest, Sarajevo
Electrodeposition of Metals from Molten Salts 76
B. Popov, Z. Koneska, D. Slavkov, J.B. Wagner
Kiril & Metodij University, Skopje & University of Arizona
SESSION 2 - SYNTHESIS 95
Science & Technology of Particulate Consolidation 97
W.A. Kaysser
Max Planck Institut für Metallforschung, Stuttgart
Reaction Sintering in Oxide Ceramic Systems 13
E.M. Kostic, S.B. Boskovic, S.J. Kiss
Inst. Boris Kidric, Belgrade, Inst. Josef Stefan, Ljubljana
- VII -Amorphous Metals : Preparation Techniques and Some Specific Results 155
B. Leontic, Z. Marohnic
University of Zagreb
Rapidly Solidified Alloys - Amorphous and Crystalline 183
A.L. Greer
University of Cambridge
Dispersion Hardening of a Rapidly Solidified Copper Based Matrix 20
D. Bozic, M. Mitkov, W.A. Kaysser
Institute Boris Kidric, Belgrade, Max Planck Institut für
Metallforschung, Stuttgart
Metallic Glasses : Science and Technology 210
E. Babic, A. Kursumovic, Z. Marohnic, J. Horvat
University of Zagreb & Energoinvest, Sarajevo
Surface Modification with Ion and Laser Beams : Theory and
Application 235
F. Lanza, H.J. Matzke
Joint Research Centre, Ispra & Karlsruhe
SESSION 3 - CHARACTERISATION7
Advanced Structural Analysis : Synchrotron Radiation and Small
Angle Neutron Techniques9
N. Gibson, A. Boeuf, M.D. Giardina
Joint Research Centre, Ispra
Application of X-ray Diffraction in Materials Research 268
B. Grzeta
Ruder Boskovic Institute, Zagreb
Tailoring the Microstructure of Electrcnic Ceramics 283
M. Trontelj, M. Drofenik, M. Kosec, D. Kolar
Inst. Josef Stefan, Ljubljana
Electrical Conductivity of the Rare- Earth Doped Hafnia 297
M.F. Trubelja, V.S. Stubican
Energoinvest, Sarajevo & Pennsylvania State University, USA
Structural Investigations of Superionic Conductors :
Nonstoichiometric Cuprous Selenide (Cu„ RSe) 317
Z. Vucic, 0. Milat, J. Gladie, M. ÍIic
Institute of Physics, University of Zagreb
Application of Physical Techniques for the Study of Surface Layers 338
A. Manara
Joint Research Centre, Ispra
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