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Pre-standardization Studies as a Means of Helping the Development of Engineering Ceramics

The dialogue between ceramics producers and ceramics users is difficult because of the lack of standards. VAMAS is one of the international programmes devoted to pre-standardization studies. It focuses on four topics: strength and delayed fracture, wear and friction properties, hardness, and thermal shock resistance.

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