Abstract
Powder processing of ceramic matrix composites is reviewed with emphasis on (1) forming powder compacts containing reinforcements, (2) the effect of the reinforcement network on the shrinkage and strengthening of the powder matrix during a heat treatment, (3) a novel method for producing a metal-reinforced ceramic composite and (4) a novel method for producing a laminar ceramic composite containing brittle fibers. Preliminary properties for the two new composite-processing methods are given.
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