Reducing the sintering temperature of aluminous porcelain in the presence of mineralizers

Orlova, R. G.; Beshentsev, V. D.; Moroz, I. Kh.; Mironova, Alexandra

doi:10.1007/bf00677586

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“…This is one of the ways to reduce the energy expenditure in the processing of ceramics. 23 The effect of mineralizers will be discussed here without reference to the most important process variables of sintering (temperature, pressure, particle size, particle packing, etc.). However, it should be noted that the influence of mineralizer is always studied as a relative variable, i.e., changes in process parameters are studied always in relation to the system in the absence of mineralizers.…”

Section: Halogens As Mineralizersmentioning

confidence: 99%

Accelerated physical and chemical transformations in ceramics processing

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Panić

2019

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From economic and environmental points of view, solid phase chemical reactions are very important parts of modern chemistry and technology, enabling various processes to become cleaner, safer and easier to perform. This survey presents the basic concepts of solid-state transformations in ceramics processing, including notions and phenomena described in capital books on silicate chemistry, published more than 100 years ago, to the present day. During this period, scientists and practitioners in the field of ceramics processing used concepts related to the acceleration of phase transitions and chemical reactions. Today, the differences between various accelerating agents (flux agents, mineralizers and catalysts) in terms of their composition and mechanism of action are almost completely defined and clearly delimited. However, in ceramics processing, a more general term additive is preferably used instead of the previously mentioned ones. The aim of this work is to show that all accelerating agents are equally important to researchers in the field of catalysis and material science, emphasizing that the used terminology could be interpreted from different perspectives.

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Section: Halogens As Mineralizersmentioning

confidence: 99%