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High-Temperature Engineering Ceramic Based on Complex Titanates Having a Hollandite Structure

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Features are studied for sintering materials prepared by semidry compaction using potassium polytitanate as a precursor powder, modified with cobalt compounds and given preliminary heat treatment at 700°C. Phase composition, thermomechanical and electrophysical properties of ceramic specimens synthesized at 700, 950, and 1100°C are studied. The mechanism of processes occurring during sintering the ceramic studied at different temperatures and its effect of ceramic properties is studied. It is shown that at 700°C optimum properties are exhibited by ceramic specimens sintered below 750°C. The possibility is considered of using ceramic of this type within the composition of thermoelectric and thermoelectrochemical units intended for energy accumulation from dissipated heat of metallurgical production furnace equipment.

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The work was carried out with financial support of the RF Ministry of Education and Science within the scope of a state assignment (project No. 1242).

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Gorshkov, N.V., Goffman, V.G., Khoryukov, A.S. et al. High-Temperature Engineering Ceramic Based on Complex Titanates Having a Hollandite Structure. Refract Ind Ceram 57, 413–416 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11148-016-9995-5

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