Objectives-ceramics-refractory and abrasive materials, Mechanical Engineering

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After studying this section, you should be capable to:

known properties that are essential to be present in a material for high temperature applications,
identify basic structure of materials used at high temperature,
understand materials with refractoriness,
understand elemental materials having high melting point,
identify abrasive machining and why it is needed,
understand materials with abraiding property,
identify structure of abrasive tools and wheels, and
identify structure, properties and application of glasses.

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