A simple modified tape casting procedure has been developed for application to ceramic joining when the joining materials are in powder form. The method involves preparation of a slurry from the powder, solvent, and thermoplastic binder, and then casting directly onto the joining surface using a moving doctor blade. Handling of the tape prior to joining is not necessary: therefore, binder content is minimized, plasticizers are not required, and viscosity is controlled by solvent content. The utility of this technique for producing joints with thin, uniform interlayers is demonstrated for silicon carbide materials joined with TiC + Ni and SiC + Si.
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