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Yttria stabilized zirconia (8YSZ) powders were subjected to densification  studies employing various sintering techniques like spark plasma sintering  (SPS), microwave sintering (MWS) and two-stage sintering (TSS). The  densification and microstructural evolution of the samples are studied and  compared with that of conventionally sintered samples (ramp and hold).  Depending on the technique employed the samples were sintered at different  temperatures to arrive at a minimum density of 99%TD. Detailed  microstructural evaluation indicated that a low temperature densification  leading to finer sintered grain sizes (~1 μm) could be achieved by spark  plasma sintering followed by the two stage sintering technique with an  average sintered grain size of 2.6 microns

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Comparative evaluation of spark plasma (SPS), microwave (MWS),two stage sintering (TSS) and conventional sintering (CRH) on the densification and micro structural evolution of fully stabilized zirconia ceramics