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A Study on the Development of Dental Alumina-glass Composites by Melt -infiltration Process

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The purpose of this study was to evaluate the mechanical properties of alumina-glass
dental composites. Four different borosilicate glasses were prepared, and thermal
expansion coefficient was measured from 200 to 600 ¡£C.
An a -alumina powder wish average particle size of 4.6 §­ was used for the matrix.
Porous alumina compacts of 12 mm in diameter and 1 mm thickness were prepared by
slip casting and sintering at 1100¡£C for 2 hours. Dense composites were made by
infiltration of molten glass into partially sintered alumina at 1200 ¡£C for 6 hours.
Specimens were polished sequentially from #400 to #2000 diamond disk, and the final
surface finishing on the tensile side was received an additional polishing sequence
through 0.3 §­ diamond paste. Apparent porosity of alumina-glass composites was
measured by means of the KS L 3114 method. Biaxial flexure test was conducted by
using ball-on-three-ball method at a crosshead speed of 0.5 §®/min. The scanning
electron microscopy (SEM) was performed on a polished surface which was etched with
0.5% HF solution for 30 to 40s.
The results of this study were obtained as follows :
1. The lowest porosity rate of 26.3% was achieved at the PVA content of 0.013%.
2. The coefficietn of thermal expansion of borosilicate galsses ahowed in the range of
6.30 to 6.46¡¿10-6/¡£C.
3. The maximum biaxial strength of 383.27 MPa was obtained with an addition of 4
§ß% ZrO2.
4. The observation of fracture surfaces of alumina-glass composites indicated the
frictional interlocking of jogs having a tendency of toughening by crack deflection and
crack bridging.

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alumina-glass composite; melt-infiltration; borosilicate glass;

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