Abstract
Abstract The zirconia–alumina nanocomposite powders with 3–48 mol% of alumina are prepared by aqueous combustion synthesis technique using stoichiometric amounts of aluminium nitrate, zirconyl nitrate and glycine. The nanopowders are compacted uniaxially and sintered at 1000 °C temperature in a muffle furnace. Thermodynamic modeling of the combustion reaction shows that, as the alumina content increases, the amount of gases produced increases with a decrease in the adiabatic flame temperature. The green and sintered densities of cold press composite powders decrease with an increase in the mol% of alumina.
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