Effect of tetragonal zirconia nanoparticle content on enamel strength

Xu, Kesen; Li, Zhiheng; Zheng, Jiexi; Liu, Jie

doi:10.1016/j.ceramint.2021.12.172

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“…Enamel coatings in aggressive environments have a significant effect on corrosion resistance in hot environments [ 4 ], for example, by preventing oxygen and chlorine from affecting the substrate. Concrete use can be found, for example, in enamelled pressure vessels in the chemical, oil, food, and pharmaceutical industries [ 5 , 6 , 7 ]. The enamel [ 8 ] on the surface of the materials resists abrasion and scratching, making the surface of the material generally able to withstand mechanical stress.…”

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Tribological Behaviour of Enamel Coatings Created by a Prototype Device for Local Repair of Inorganic Surfaces

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The ability of materials to withstand environmental influences is a frequent necessity in many industries. Special requirements are imposed by such industries where surfaces are affected by acidity during the processing or storage of products. In such cases, when the basic surface is exposed to chemical influences, it is possible to use enamel coatings, which, with their properties, guarantee the protection of the surface and achieve the required service life of the material. This article deals mainly with the interaction between the base material and the enamel and its resistance to wear between the original and the renovated surface caused by local heating. The article presents a methodical procedure for the preparation of test specimens with an enamel layer prepared by AWJ cutting, eliminating its damage. There are minimal differences in the microstructure between the original and the renovated surface due to the production technique. The renovated enamel surface had more bubbles of a larger size than the original surface. Good adhesion between the base metal material (substrate) and the ground coat was demonstrated. The tested surfaces demonstrated high resistance to intensive abrasion conditions with low linear wear increments.

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