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High pressure low temperature hot pressing method for producing a zirconium carbide ceramic
A method for producing monolithic Zirconium Carbide (ZrC) is described. The method includes raising a pressure applied to a ZrC powder until a final pressure of greater than 40 MPa is reached; and raising a temperature of the ZrC powder until a final temperature of less than 2200.degree. C. is reached.
Radiation stability study on melt processed and hot isostatically pressed multi-phase ceramics
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Burgess, W., Bamgbade, B., Gamwo, I. K., Experimental and Predictive PC-SAFT Modeling Results for Density and Isothermal Compressibility for Two Crude Oil Samples at Elevated Temperatures and Pressures, Fuel, in press, 2018.
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INITIAL EVALUATION OF A HOT ISOSTATIC PRESSED WASTE FORM FROM IODINE-LOADED SILVER-EXCHANGED MORDENITE
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Comparison of detonation spreading in pressed ultra-fine and nano-TATB.
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Development of nano-TATB and comparison of detonation spreading with pressed ultra-fine TATB.
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Press release - "The Goals of Energy Policy" survey released.
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Press release: Spectral Shape Discrimination (SSD) and rad detection.
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Press release and Lab News article: Widespread hydrogen fueling infrastructure goal of H2FIRST partnership.
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SMALL-SCALE EXPERIMENT USING MICROWAVE INTERFEROMETRY TO INVESTIGATE SHOCK INITIATION FAILURE AND TRANSIENT REACTIVE WAVES IN PRESSED TATB.
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Press release: Sandia Rice University Tokyo Institute of Technology developing terahertz detectors with carbon nanotubes.
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Press release: Sandia's Craig Smith named distinguished fellow by international organization.
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