Abstract
The aim of this work was preparation of alumina laminates and fibre reinforced alumina containing zirconia micro-fibres inside the inter-layer interface. Electrophoretic deposition was performed from concentrated isopropanolic suspensions stabilised by monochloracetic acid containing mixture of alumina powder and certain amount of zirconia micro-fibres. A method for in-situ monitoring of deposited amount of mixture of particles and fibres mass was applied to control deposition kinetics. Two different approaches for composite deposition were applied: pre-milling of powders mixture prior electrophoretic deposition and milling of suspension containing stabilization aid. Applying the optimised procedure the alumina laminates were prepared consisting of fibres in the interlayer boundary affected dramatically fracture response of these materials.
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