Understanding of anisotropic microstructure development and material properties through external field support

Tue. Nov 15, 2022 9:00 AM - 10:10 AM Room II (Clover Hall)

Chairperson:Hidehiro YOSHIDA(The University of Tokyo)

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9:00 AM - 9:15 AM

[2-1A] Analysis of Shell-like structure to limit further densification formed during flash sintering

*mikito seko¹, Ayu KODAIRA, Tomoharu TOKUNAGA, Takahisa YAMAMOTO (1. nagoya university)

※This presenter is a candidate for the Student Award for Outstanding Presentation.

9:15 AM - 9:30 AM

[2-2A] Activation energy of densification during flash sintering

*Masao KOIKE¹, Ayu KODAIRA¹, Tomoharu TOKUNAGA¹, Takahisa YAMAMOTO¹ (1. Nagoya University)

※This presenter is a candidate for the Student Award for Outstanding Presentation.

9:30 AM - 9:45 AM

[2-3A] Effect of millimeter-wave temperature rise on the resistance component of SOFC cathodes based on lanthanum gallate solid electrolyte

*Hironobu Shimizu¹, Takashi Teranishi¹, Shinya Kondo¹, Akira Kishimoto¹ (1. Okayama University)

※This presenter is a candidate for the Student Award for Outstanding Presentation.

9:45 AM - 10:00 AM

[2-4A] Enhanced magnetic orientation of L-type zeolite by introduction of magnetic rare-earth elements

Tomomi Tabata¹, *Anna Nagai¹, Motohide Matsuda¹ (1. Kumamoto University)

Break (10 min) （10:00 AM - 10:10 AM）

Understanding of anisotropic microstructure development and material properties through external field support

Tue. Nov 15, 2022 10:10 AM - 11:30 AM Room II (Clover Hall)

Chairperson:Koji Morita(National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS))

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10:10 AM - 10:30 AM

[2-5] **Invited Talk: Tissue structure and mechanical properties of robust exoskeleton of coconut crab, Birgus latro, the largest terrestrial crustaceans**

*Tadanobu INOUE¹ (1. National Institute for Materials Science)

10:30 AM - 10:50 AM

[2-6] Invited Talk: Plastic anisotropy examination on a MAX phase Ti₂AlC by nanoindentation method

*Nobuaki Sekido¹ (1. Tohoku University)

10:50 AM - 11:05 AM

[2-7A] Orientation-dependent plasticity of oxide single crystals probed via micropillar compression

*Hiroshi MASUDA¹, Yelm OKUYAMA², Hidehiro YOSHIDA^1,3 (1. The University of Tokyo, 2. National Institute of Technology, Kisarazu College, 3. Next generation Zirconia Social Cooperation Program, The University of Tokyo)

11:05 AM - 11:20 AM

[2-8A] Fabrication of Al₂O₃-GAP eutectic with a fine anisotropic structure using a flash event and the plastic deformation behavior

*Yuta Aoki¹, Hiroshi Masuda¹, Hidehiro Yoshida¹ (1. The University of Tokyo)

※This presenter is a candidate for the Student Award for Outstanding Presentation.

Break (10 min) （11:20 AM - 11:30 AM）

Understanding of anisotropic microstructure development and material properties through external field support

Tue. Nov 15, 2022 11:30 AM - 12:35 PM Room II (Clover Hall)

Chairperson:Hiroshi MASUDA(The University of Tokyo)

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11:30 AM - 11:50 AM

[2-9] Invited Talk: High-temperature Oxidation Behavior of Ti₂AlC Ceramics

*Makoto Nanko¹ (1. Nagaoka University of Technology)

11:50 AM - 12:05 PM

[2-10A] Fabrication of Textured Porous Ti₃SiC₂-MAX Phase Ceramic by Using Strong Magnetic Field and Its Deformed Microstructure

*Ken-ichi IKEDA¹, Nana HASHIMOTO², Seiji MIURA¹, Koji MORITA³, Tohru S. SUZUKI³, Yoshio SAKKA³ (1. Faculty of Engineering, Hokkaido University, 2. Graduate School of Engineering, Hokkaido University, 3. National Institute for Materials Science)

12:05 PM - 12:20 PM

[2-11A] Orientation control of Ti₂AlC MAX Phases by Strong Magnetic Field Alignment and properties depended on the crystal orientation

*Jotaro MURAOKA¹, Ken-ichi IKEDA², Seiji MIURA², Koji MORITA³, Tohru S. SUZUKI³, Yoshio SAKKA³ (1. Graduate School of Engineering, Hokkaido University, 2. Faculty of Engineering, Hokkaido University, 3. National Institute for Materials Science)

※This presenter is a candidate for the Student Award for Outstanding Presentation.

12:20 PM - 12:35 PM

[2-12A] Kink Bounday Formation and its Mechanical Properties of Ti₃SiC₂-MAX Phase Ceramics

*Koji Morita^1,2,3, Daiki Matsui², Daisuke Terada², Ken-ichi Ikeda⁴, Seiji Miura⁴ (1. National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS), 2. Chiba Instite of Technology, 3. Kyushu University, 4. Hokkaido University)

Sessions

Special Session » Understanding of Anisotropic Microstructure Development and Material Properties through External Field Support

Understanding of anisotropic microstructure development and material properties through external field support

[2-1A] Analysis of Shell-like structure to limit further densification formed during flash sintering

[2-2A] Activation energy of densification during flash sintering

[2-3A] Effect of millimeter-wave temperature rise on the resistance component of SOFC cathodes based on lanthanum gallate solid electrolyte

[2-4A] Enhanced magnetic orientation of L-type zeolite by introduction of magnetic rare-earth elements

Understanding of anisotropic microstructure development and material properties through external field support

[2-5] **Invited Talk: Tissue structure and mechanical properties of robust exoskeleton of coconut crab, Birgus latro, the largest terrestrial crustaceans**

[2-6] Invited Talk: Plastic anisotropy examination on a MAX phase Ti₂AlC by nanoindentation method

[2-7A] Orientation-dependent plasticity of oxide single crystals probed via micropillar compression

[2-8A] Fabrication of Al₂O₃-GAP eutectic with a fine anisotropic structure using a flash event and the plastic deformation behavior

Understanding of anisotropic microstructure development and material properties through external field support

[2-9] Invited Talk: High-temperature Oxidation Behavior of Ti₂AlC Ceramics

[2-10A] Fabrication of Textured Porous Ti₃SiC₂-MAX Phase Ceramic by Using Strong Magnetic Field and Its Deformed Microstructure

[2-11A] Orientation control of Ti₂AlC MAX Phases by Strong Magnetic Field Alignment and properties depended on the crystal orientation

[2-12A] Kink Bounday Formation and its Mechanical Properties of Ti₃SiC₂-MAX Phase Ceramics

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