This standard specifies the classification, technical requirements, test method, inspection rules, marking, packing, transportation, storage and quality certification of high quality silica bricks for glass melting furnace. 相似文献
Summary: Polymeric thermosetting composites can be used as metal substitutes for certain applications if they possess high temperature stability in air, low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE), and sufficient flexural strength, in combination with competitive costs. Commercial bismaleimide, bisnadimide, and cyanate ester thermosetting materials were selected due to their excellent thermal stability. Low CTEs were achieved by adding high loading levels of fused silica or silicon nitride fillers. Several optimized composites were fabricated by varying the materials, composition, and cure conditions. Characteristic composite properties, such as CTE, thermal stability, glass transition temperature (Tg), flexural strength, and filler distribution were investigated. The best system developed consists of Matrimide 5292, a commercial two‐component bismaleimide resin, filled with 75% Silbond FW100EST, and additionally reinforced with 0.5% Twaron short fibers. This composite is distinguished by a CTE around 15 ppm · K−1, a Tg around 340 °C, flexural strength above 100 MPa, and attractive material costs.
Matrimid 5292 (75%)/Silbond FW100AST (24.5%), and Twaron 2 mm short fibers (0.5%). Three fibers are visible, embedded and well dispersed in the matrix. 相似文献
The annual output of China‘s silica brick amounts up to over 300 thousand tons, which accounts for more than 70% of the total oupout of silica bricks in the world. Besides satisfying domestic markets, China‘s silica bricks have been exported to many countries and retions such as Japan, USA etc. In this paper, the situation of silica bricks production, technology, sales and exporting have been described. Also suggestions on improvement of silica bricks quality and exporting, corporation with foreign partners have been put forward in order to win larger market share both aat home and abroad. 相似文献
Abstract The effects of resin content (10–30%), cellulose fiber length (120 and 300 micrometer), and molding conditions (press, injection, and extrusion molding) on the thermal expansion of high filler content cellulose/polypropylene composites were evaluated. Other physical properties such as densities, bending strengths, and water absorption of composites were also determined. The results indicated that thermal expansion of composites is dependent on the above conditions. Small thermal expansion was observed for composites with low resin (high cellulose) content. Composites with long fibers (300 micrometer) showed smaller thermal expansion than those of 120 micrometer, except for injection-molded composites with 20% resin content. Composites prepared by injection and extrusion molding showed anisotropy of thermal expansion depending on the parallel and perpendicular directions of molding. The results of thermal expansion are discussed in the light of other physical properties and the interaction of fibers in the composites. 相似文献