TS EN 14232
Advanced technical ceramics - Terms, definitions and abbreviations
This document is a vocabulary which provides a list of terms and
associated definitions which are typically used for advanced
technical ceramic materials, products, applications, properties
and processes. The document contains, in separate lists, those
abbreviations which have found general acceptance in scientific
and technical literature; they are given together with the
corresponding terms and definitions or descriptions.
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TS EN 14232 is a vocabulary standard for advanced technical ceramics. It brings together the terms, definitions, and abbreviations commonly used for ceramic materials, products, applications, properties, and processes, helping engineers, researchers, and technical writers use the same language for the same concepts.
Why a controlled vocabulary matters
Advanced technical ceramics are engineered for demanding applications rather than for traditional decorative or structural use alone. In general technical practice, topics such as mechanical strength, wear resistance, electrical insulation, high-temperature behavior, and processing routes often need precise wording. A vocabulary standard supports that precision by organizing the terminology that is widely used in the field.
This document also presents abbreviations that have gained general acceptance in scientific and technical literature, shown separately with their corresponding terms and definitions or descriptions. In practical terms, that helps readers interpret shortened forms correctly and compare information across papers, product documentation, and engineering discussions. More broadly, such vocabulary standards improve consistency, reduce ambiguity, and make specialized ceramic terminology easier to use and understand.
- Common terminology for advanced technical ceramic materials and products
- Terms linked to applications, properties, and processes
- Generally accepted abbreviations from scientific and technical literature
- Definitions or descriptions paired with the corresponding terms
- Publication Date: 13.01.2011
- Standard Status: U (Yürürlükteki Standard/Standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: tr
- ICS Classification: 01.040.81 Cam ve Seramik Sanayi (Terimler); 81.060.30 İleri Teknoloji Seramikleri
- Pages: 56
- Source Standard: EN 14232:2009
- International Equivalents: EN 14232-EQV; NF EN 14232-EQV; BS EN 14232-EQV; DIN EN 14232-EQV
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