As a novel electric field‐assisted sintering technique, flash sintering (FS) has gained
significant interest over the past decade due to its compelling time and cost efficiency. This …

For the first time, isothermal pressureless flash sintering of 1.5 mol% yttria-stabilized zirconia
(1.5 YSZ) polycrystals designed for high toughness was performed in a 1-kHz alternating …

The flash phenomenon in flash sintering of ceramic materials is closely related to electrical
conductivity of the material. However, our understanding of how particle-to-particle contact of …

Flash sinter‐crystallization (FSC) is a new technique for concurrently crystallizing and
sintering glasses, derived from flash sintering. In this study, we explore, for the first time, the …

Field-assisted sintering still has gaps in explaining and modeling the flash phenomenon, as
well as in enabling control over the sintering process to achieve desirable densification and …

Fig. 1. Plots showing linear shrinkage (red curves) and power dissipation (blue curves)
behaviors during flash sintering and SCF sintering. The horizontal axis is plotted from the …

Heterogeneity in the final product of flash sintering is a significant limitation for massive
development. Synchrotron radiation computed tomography (SR-CT) was initially used to …

Flash sintering has been used to consolidate a wide range of ceramics and ceramic
composites. However, flash sintering of ceramic nanocomposite with a substantial …

Our study aimed to comprehend how variations in flash sintering parameters affect the
evolution of microstructure and electrical properties of yttria-stabilised zirconia. For this …

Heterogeneity in the final product of flash sintering is a significant limitation for massive
development. Synchrotron radiation computed tomography (SR-CT) was initially used to …