2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.jallcom.2018.03.303
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Formation mechanism of high apparent porosity ceramics prepared from fly ash cenosphere

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“…EDS analysis further exhibited that the surface of pores mainly consisted of O, Si, Al, Ca, Na and few Mg, which was consistent with the XRF analysis results of alkali pretreated fly ash in Table . Our previous work suggested that the introduction of CaO could modify the dense shell of fly ash cenosphere into porous shell and increase open porosity of porous ceramics . However, even though there was element of Ca on the surface of pores, the pores shown in Figure were still in closed status.…”
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“…EDS analysis further exhibited that the surface of pores mainly consisted of O, Si, Al, Ca, Na and few Mg, which was consistent with the XRF analysis results of alkali pretreated fly ash in Table . Our previous work suggested that the introduction of CaO could modify the dense shell of fly ash cenosphere into porous shell and increase open porosity of porous ceramics . However, even though there was element of Ca on the surface of pores, the pores shown in Figure were still in closed status.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The decrease in open porosity can be explained by the formation mechanism of ceramics: at room temperature, there were a lot of pores in green compacts due to the gaps between the particles; with the increase of sintering temperature, the open porosity decreased through two pathways: one was that these particles were gradually bonded together via mass transfer; the other was that the reduced surface viscosity of particles promoted rearrangement of particles and narrowed the space between particles . Thus, the open porosity of the samples partly came from the gaps between particles . The linear shrinkage of ceramics increased with increasing sintering temperature, which was consistent with the above explanation.…”
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