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Obtaining high thermally conductive materials by pressing from the granulate. / Ditts, A.; Revva, I.; Pautova, Y. et al.

In: IOP Conference Series-Materials Science and Engineering, 2015.

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Ditts, A, Revva, I, Pautova, Y, Pogrebenkov, V, Nepochatov, Y, Galashov, E & Tarnovskiy, R 2015, 'Obtaining high thermally conductive materials by pressing from the granulate', IOP Conference Series-Materials Science and Engineering. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/71/1/012059

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Ditts, A., Revva, I., Pautova, Y., Pogrebenkov, V., Nepochatov, Y., Galashov, E., & Tarnovskiy, R. (2015). Obtaining high thermally conductive materials by pressing from the granulate. IOP Conference Series-Materials Science and Engineering, [012059]. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/71/1/012059

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Ditts A, Revva I, Pautova Y, Pogrebenkov V, Nepochatov Y, Galashov E et al. Obtaining high thermally conductive materials by pressing from the granulate. IOP Conference Series-Materials Science and Engineering. 2015;012059. doi: 10.1088/1757-899X/71/1/012059

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Ditts, A. ; Revva, I. ; Pautova, Y. et al. / Obtaining high thermally conductive materials by pressing from the granulate. In: IOP Conference Series-Materials Science and Engineering. 2015.

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title = "Obtaining high thermally conductive materials by pressing from the granulate",
abstract = "This work contains results of investigation of obtaining high thermally conductive ceramics from commercial powders of aluminum nitride and yttrium oxide by the method of monoaxial compaction of granulate. The principal scheme of preparation is proposed and technological properties of granulate are defined. Compaction conditions for simple items to use as heat removal in microelectronics and power electrical engineering have been established. Investigations of thermophysical properties of obtained ceramics and its structure by the XRD and SEM methods have been carried out. Ceramics with thermal conductivity from 172 to 174 W/m.K has been obtained as result of this work.",
author = "A. Ditts and I. Revva and Y. Pautova and V. Pogrebenkov and Y. Nepochatov and E. Galashov and R. Tarnovskiy",
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AU - Revva, I.

AU - Pautova, Y.

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AU - Nepochatov, Y.

AU - Galashov, E.

AU - Tarnovskiy, R.

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PY - 2015

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N2 - This work contains results of investigation of obtaining high thermally conductive ceramics from commercial powders of aluminum nitride and yttrium oxide by the method of monoaxial compaction of granulate. The principal scheme of preparation is proposed and technological properties of granulate are defined. Compaction conditions for simple items to use as heat removal in microelectronics and power electrical engineering have been established. Investigations of thermophysical properties of obtained ceramics and its structure by the XRD and SEM methods have been carried out. Ceramics with thermal conductivity from 172 to 174 W/m.K has been obtained as result of this work.

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