NASA NTRS · 20150004113
Advanced Ceramics Property and Performance Measurements
Abstract
Mechanical and physical properties of ceramic bodies can be difficult to measure correctly unless the proper techniques are used. The Advanced Ceramics Committee of ASTM, C-28, has developed dozens of consensus test standards and practices to measure various properties of a ceramic monolith, composite, or coating. The standards give the what, how, how not, and why for measurement of many mechanical, physical, thermal, and performance properties. Using these standards will provide accurate, reliable, and complete data for rigorous comparisons with other test results from your test lab, or another. The C-28 Committee has involved academics, producers, and users of ceramics to write and continually update more than 45 standards since the committees inception in 1986. Included in this poster is a pictogram of the C-28 standards and information on how to obtain individual copies with full details or the complete collection of all of the standards in one volume.
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Jenkins, Michael, Salem, Jonathan, Helfinstine, John, Quinn, George, Gonczy, Stephen. 2015-01-25. Advanced Ceramics Property and Performance Measurements. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150004113
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