Glass and Ceramics

, Volume 51, Issue 11–12, pp 373–376 | Cite as

Estimation and determination of the permeability of porous ceramics

  • Yu. N. Kryuchkov
Science for Ceramics
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Abstract

The possibility of estimating the permeability of porous ceramic materials both with mercury and with gas liquid pore diagrams and based on model concepts concerning the porosity and average size of the constituent particles in the material was demonstrated. It was shown that the permeability of a porous material and the average pore radius can be directly determined with the linear segment of the reverse GLP curve and the capillary sinuosity can be calculated with it.

Keywords

Porous Material Average Pore Size Linear Segment Pore Throat Constituent Particle 
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© Plenum Publishing Corporation 1995

Authors and Affiliations

  • Yu. N. Kryuchkov
    • 1
  1. 1.Institute of Problems of Materials TechnologyAcademy of Sciences of UkraineUSSR

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