Microwave sintering of CaO stabilized Nature Baddeleyite

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
L. Jing Peng Jinhui Guo Shenghui Li Wei Zhang Libo
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Jan 1, 2011

Abstract

Partially stabilized zirconia ceramics (PSZ) were prepared by microwave sintering using natural baddeleyite which was obtained by flotation of baddeleyite ore as starting materials. Because of using natural baddeleyite as raw and the process producing no waste, it realized shorter process, energy savmg, environmentally-friendly and non-damage processing. In this work natural baddeleyite stabilized with 3.8wt.% CaO were sintered at 1300°C for 60min in a multi-mode 2.45GHz microwave furnace. Microwave sintering could fast heating and sintering. Besides that, microwave sintering could heat materials wholly, low the sintering temperature, improve the materials properties and save energy. X-ray spectrum displayed the product composed by the tetragonal phase and monoclinic phase that also showed the product was PSZ. Fine and uniform microstructures were observed in the product through scanning electron microscopy. PSZ which was with high density was confirmed by the method of the Archimedes technique.
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APA: L. Jing Peng Jinhui Guo Shenghui Li Wei Zhang Libo  (2011)  Microwave sintering of CaO stabilized Nature Baddeleyite

MLA: L. Jing Peng Jinhui Guo Shenghui Li Wei Zhang Libo Microwave sintering of CaO stabilized Nature Baddeleyite. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2011.

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