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基因及凝固注模成型Si3N4及SiC陶瓷:基本原理及工艺过程 总被引:12,自引:3,他引:12
直接凝固注模成型(direct coagulation casting,DCC)是一种崭新的(准)净尺寸陶瓷成型方法。本文了采用此法成i3N4及SiC陶瓷的基本原理和工艺过程,DCC成型工艺过程为把高固相含量低粘度的陶瓷浆料浇注到无孔模具中,事先加入到浆料中的生物酶及化学物质通过改变浆料的PH或电解质浓度醚改变浆料的胶体化学行为,从而使浆料原位凝固,得到有足够脱模强陶瓷坯体。DCC成型的特点为坯体 相似文献
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陶瓷直接凝固注模(DCC)成型 总被引:6,自引:0,他引:6
直接凝固注模式型(DCC)是一种陶瓷净尺寸胶态成型方法,DCC成型的坯体具有成型密度高,密度及组分分布均匀,不含或只含少量有机物等特点,本文了DCC成型的原理、成型过程及特点。 相似文献
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直接凝固注模成型Si_3N_4及SiC陶瓷──基本原理及工艺过程 总被引:10,自引:3,他引:10
直接凝固注模成型(directcoagulationcasting,DCC)是一种崭新的(准)净尺寸陶瓷成型方法。本文报道了采用此法成型Si_3N_4及SiC陶瓷的基本原理和工艺过程。DCC成型工艺过程为把高固相含量低粘度的陶瓷浆料浇注到无孔模具中,事先加入到浆料中的生物酶及化学物质通过改变浆料的pH或电解质浓度来改变浆料的胶体化学行为,从而使浆料原位凝固,得到有足够脱模强度的陶瓷坯体。DCC成型的特点为坯体密度高(理论密度的55%~70%),坯体均匀,不用或只需少量的有机添加剂(少于1%),可成型大尺寸、复杂形状、高可靠性的陶瓷部件。 相似文献
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酶催化明胶原位凝固成型陶瓷坯体的研究 总被引:8,自引:2,他引:6
采用天然高分子凝胶进行陶瓷原位凝固成型具有机物加入量少,无毒等优点。本文讨论了一种新的凝胶化工艺用以成型陶瓷坯体,其原理是利用尿素作为氢键阻断剂,阻止热明胶溶胶溶胶冷却时的凝胶化转变。待球磨,真空除泡等工艺操作完成后,再加入尿酶使尿素分解,明胶大分子重新获得氢键结合能力,在室温下完成凝胶化转变,形成网络结构,实现原位凝固成型。该成型方法可获得表面光洁,内部均匀的陶瓷坯体。 相似文献
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陶瓷成型新方法及其应用的研究 总被引:7,自引:0,他引:7
介绍和讨论了作为一种借助酶催化化学反应实现原位凝固的崭新近净尺寸陶瓷成型概念的直接凝固注浆成型方法与技术,以及通过与陶瓷粉料混合形成浓悬浮胶体的有机单体在加人偶联剂、催化剂和引发剂后的聚合反应促成原位聚合凝固的注疑成型方法与技术。利用这两种成型技术可以获得均匀、无密度梯度的近净尺寸坯体和致密陶瓷制品。这里也简单介绍和讨论了喷墨打印成型技术。它是一种利用计算机控制实现多层打印、逐层叠加制出三维陶瓷坯体的计算机辅助制造(CAM)陶瓷的成型新技术。 相似文献
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精密陶瓷原位凝固制备技术的研究 总被引:11,自引:3,他引:11
七十年代末,世界范围内伴随着陶瓷热机部件的热潮,精密陶瓷受到了各国政府、研究部门及产业界的充分重视。进入九十年代后,精密陶瓷的发展遇到了许多问题,其中形状复杂结构部件的成型工艺是制造高性能陶瓷材料最为关键的环节之一。本文综合分析了近年来精密陶瓷成型工艺的研究进展,着重强调指出砂位凝固成型技术是保证坯体均匀性和解决高性能陶瓷可靠性的重要环节,同时,指出成型工艺今后需要加强和解决的几个关键技术。 相似文献
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讨论了用凝胶注模成型制备大尺寸臭氧发生器陶瓷基板的过程。本实验以化学式为Ba(Sm,Nd)2Ti5O14的介电陶瓷为固相粉末.以丙烯酰胺(MBAM)为凝胶有机单体,用传统球磨的方法制备出了高固相、低粘度的陶瓷浆料(浓悬浮体)。分析了凝胶注模成型与干压成型制备的Ba(Sm,Nd)2Ti5O14陶瓷基板的体积密度、结构均匀性以及电学性能不同的原因。结果表明:凝胶注模成型制备的Ba(Sm,Nd)2Ti5O14陶瓷基板具有体积密度商、结构均匀的特点。合理使用凝胶注模成型工艺可以提高陶瓷介电常数、抗电强度和降低介质损耗。 相似文献
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Freeform Fabrication of Ceramics via Stereolithography 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
Michelle L. Griffith † John W. Halloran 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1996,79(10):2601-2608
Ceramic green bodies can be created using stereolithography methods where a ceramic suspension consisting of 0.40–0.55 volume fraction ceramic powder is dispersed within an ultraviolet-curable solution. Three ceramic materials were investigated: silica for investment casting purposes, and alumina and silicon nitride for structural parts. After mixing the powders in the curable solution, the ceramic suspension is photocured, layer by layer, fabricating a three-dimensional ceramic green body. Subsequent binder removal results in a sintered ceramic part. Three-dimensional objects have been fabricated from a 0.50 volume fraction silica suspension. 相似文献
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Ke Gan Yanjiao Gai Yali Wang Jie Cui Yuju Lu Xiaoyan Zhang Jingjing Liu Jie Xu Jinlong Yang 《International Journal of Applied Ceramic Technology》2020,17(1):274-284
A direct coagulation casting method for silicon carbide ceramic suspension using dispersant crosslink reaction is reported. Polymer electrolyte (polyethyleneimine, PEI) was used as dispersant to prepare silicon carbide suspension. Common food additives (carboxymethyl cellulose, CMC) were used to coagulate the electrosteric stabilized silicon carbide suspension. There was a well disperse silicon carbide suspension with 0.2 wt% PEI at pH = 5-6. Influence of coagulant on viscosity and zeta potential of the silicon carbide suspension was investigated. It indicates that the high solid loading silicon carbide suspension can be destabilized and coagulated at elevated temperature. It can be attribute to the gradual decrease of electrosteric force due to the crosslink reaction between PEI and CMC. Silicon carbide wet green body with compressive strength of 1.99 MPa could be demolded at 70°C which is higher than that prepared by traditional DCC and dispersant reaction method for nonoxide ceramics. Dense silicon carbide ceramics with relative density above 98.8% and 99.3% had been prepared by liquid phase pressureless and hot pressed sintering, respectively. 相似文献
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Anodic coagulation casting of fibrinogenic ceramic suspensions is a novel processing technology, which is based on the electrically induced transformation of the water soluble fibrinogen into the insoluble fibrin. Contrary to the direct coagulation casting (DCC) technology, green formation does not depend on a pH‐shift and as the fibrin coagulate forms on an anode, it can be combined with the electrophoretic deposition (EPD) technology. In this study, the conversion of fibrinogen into fibrin is activated via electron transfer processes at an electrode material and is combined with the green formation of alumina by embedding the ceramic particles in the protein matrix. The focus of this work was to establish a technology to shape thin hierarchically structured ceramic films and thick porous materials with a distinct pore structure. Film thickness and porosity were controlled by the applied voltage and the processing‐time. The range of the established green bodies included two‐dimensional and simple three‐dimensional shapes including multilayered deposition and fiber coatings. Overall the process of anodic coagulation casting can be reported to be successful for all established ceramic shapes except multilayers, where delamination was observed. The deposited alumina ceramics were characterized using light microscopy, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), atomic force microscopy (AFM), and synchrotron micro computed tomography (μCT), while the coagulation mechanism was studied using high‐performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). 相似文献
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《Journal of the European Ceramic Society》2017,37(15):5119-5125
The 3D printing of a ceramic core with nanoceramic suspension as a binder was performed to investigate a novel method for the fabrication of a complex-shaped ceramic core. Green bodies were printed using CaO powder as a precursor material and nanozirconia-absolute ethyl alcohol solution suspension as a binder. The green bodies were sintered at 1300–1500 °C for 2 h. The effects of binder saturation level on the properties of the sintered bodies were investigated. Increasing the binder saturation level caused decreases in the linear shrinkage of the sintered bodies, but increases in hydration resistance and bending strength. The nanozirconia particles were deposited on the surfaces of the CaO particles and filled the pores of green bodies, and then formed a high melting temperature CaZrO3 layer with the CaO at the surfaces of the CaO grains, which improved the hydration resistance of the CaO-based ceramic core parts. 相似文献