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Phase relationships, important working properties, and classification of ceramic and other bonding systems

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A range of volume phase characteristics is proposed for suspensions, semifinished articles, and materials based on them, which will facilitate the determination and objective assessment of a variety of materials.

A direct link is demonstrated between the chemical nature of the oxide solid phase, typical ionic potential, and the phase composition of the suspension, and the state of the disperse medium, and also the nature of rheological behavior.

A number of principles are formulated for obtaining heat-resistant cements, and their classification is proposed, based on the volume proportion of liquid chemically bonded during the setting of the system.

A new principle is proposed for obtaining heat-resistant cements based on incorporating in the composition of low-active (with high ionic potential values) materials, small additions of highly active materials. Castings of corundum composition were obtained with σbend after drying in the range 5–15 MPa.

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Translated from Ogneupory, No. 6, pp. 49–60, June, 1982.

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Pivinskii, Y.E. Phase relationships, important working properties, and classification of ceramic and other bonding systems. Refractories 23, 309–322 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01387364

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