3. Experimental Identification of Simulation Parameters
Since the real challenge in sintering simulation is not the simulation itself but rather the experimental identification of reliable parameters, this section details all the tools needed to translate experimental data into the equations used for this identification, as well as the various methods for obtaining parameters that are both generalizable and reliable.
3.1 Monitoring Sintering Kinetics via Dilatometry
Sintering kinetics curves constitute the primary input data to be used in determining a sintering model. Indeed, the densification curve reflects the behavior at the beginning, middle, and end of sintering. It allows for the determination of thermally activated behavior
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