Sialon composites and method of preparing the same

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501 98, C04B 3558

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052273466

ABSTRACT:
This invention is a multi-phase SiAlON composite having a first alpha-SiAlON phase prepared from a multi-cationic mixture including oxides and nitrides of strontium, at least one of yttrium or a rare earth metal, and at least one other metal such as Ca, Mg, Li or Na. The composite also has a second phase of beta-SiAlON, and a material of a third phase of intergranular amorphous morphology including Si, Al, O, and N combined with a mixture of strontium, at least one of Ca, Mg, Li or Na and at least one of yttrium or a rare earth element. The multi-phase SiAlON exhibits excellent strength, fracture toughness, hardness, creep resistance and oxidation resistance. The material is useful for high wear, high temperature machine or engine components and tools.

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