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Glass and Ceramics

, Volume 76, Issue 7–8, pp 290–296 | Cite as

Synthesis, Structure, and Properties of Single- and Multicomponent Additives for Aluminum Oxide Based Ceramic Materials (Review)

  • D. M. TkalenkoEmail author
  • V. A. Voronov
SCIENCE FOR CERAMIC PRODUCTION
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Single- and multi-component sintering additives for aluminum oxide ceramics are presented. It was determined from the published data that because of their higher melting temperatures and the impossibility of simultaneously influencing a number of properties of the desired material single-component additives are less effective than multi-component additives. Because of synergy multi-component additives makes it possible to simultaneously improve the properties of sintered samples based on aluminum oxide, specifically, greater compaction (porosity about 0.1%) of the samples, sintering temperature reduction to 1400°C, preservation of a fine-crystalline structure (average grain size about 3 μm), higher crack resistance about 5.86 MPa · m1/2, and higher ultimate strength in bending about 600 MPa.

Key words

aluminum oxide multi-component additives ceramic composite materials solution firing synthesis 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.All-Russia Scientific-Research Institute of Aviation MaterialsMoscowRussia
  2. 2.D. I. Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of RussiaMoscowRussia

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