The rapid advancement of superalloy melting technology has increased the demands on crucible materials.Y_(2)O_(3) is a promising candidate for nickel-based superalloy melting due to its outstanding high-temperature st...The rapid advancement of superalloy melting technology has increased the demands on crucible materials.Y_(2)O_(3) is a promising candidate for nickel-based superalloy melting due to its outstanding high-temperature stability and non-wetting behavior with various alloys.However,its poor sintering performance limits its development.High-density Y_(2)O_(3) ceramics were successfully prepared via pressureless sintering at 1600℃ in a carbon-embedded atmosphere with talc powder as an additive.The resulting ceramics achieved optimal properties,including a bulk density of 4.27 g cm^(−3),apparent porosity of 1.1%,and cold compressive strength of 311.27 MPa.The talc powder introduced a liquid phase during sintering,which accelerated mass transfer and promoted grain growth and densification.During cooling,this liquid phase remained at the grain boundaries and acted as an intergranular bonding agent,strengthening grain cohesion.Nevertheless,excessive liquid phase hindered grain growth,negatively affecting sintering.Additionally,the extremely low porosity and the formation of the Mg_(2)SiO_(4) phase reduced the residual strength retention ratio of the Y_(2)O_(3) ceramic after thermal shock.展开更多
In this study, the electrorheological （ER） behavior of suspensions prepared from d50 = 2.4 lam talc powder, dispersed in insulating silicone oil （SO） medium was investigated. Sedimentation stabilities of suspensio...In this study, the electrorheological （ER） behavior of suspensions prepared from d50 = 2.4 lam talc powder, dispersed in insulating silicone oil （SO） medium was investigated. Sedimentation stabilities of suspensions （c = 5 wt%） prepared using these talc powder powders were determined to be 78 days. The ER activity of all the suspensions was observed to increase with increasing electric field strength, concentration and decreasing shear rate. The shear stress of talc powder suspensions increased linearly with increasing concentrations of the particles and with the applied electric field strength. Electric field viscosity of all the suspensions decreased sharply with increasing shear rate and showed a typical shear thinning non-Newtonian visco-elastic behavior. Effects of frequency on the ER activity of talc powder/SO system were also investigated.展开更多
The grinding of ultra-fine talcum powder and its application in a polypropylene （PP） matrix were investigated. Ultra-fine talcum powder was prepared by adjusting the grinding parameters of the physical milling proce...The grinding of ultra-fine talcum powder and its application in a polypropylene （PP） matrix were investigated. Ultra-fine talcum powder was prepared by adjusting the grinding parameters of the physical milling process. The talcum powder exhibited polymodal distribution. The layered morphology of talcum particles in a horizontal sand mill was rarely damaged or destroyed. PP-talcum nanocomposites were prepared by melt blending using a twin-screw extruder. Nano talcum can be seen as a single particle, although it is not very apparent. The bending strength of talcum-filled PP was gradually increased by approximately 28%. The impact strength linearly decreased as the filler weight ratio increased. The overall maximum improvement in mechanical properties was recorded when the filler ratios increased from 15 wt% to 20 wt%.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.U21A2057).
文摘The rapid advancement of superalloy melting technology has increased the demands on crucible materials.Y_(2)O_(3) is a promising candidate for nickel-based superalloy melting due to its outstanding high-temperature stability and non-wetting behavior with various alloys.However,its poor sintering performance limits its development.High-density Y_(2)O_(3) ceramics were successfully prepared via pressureless sintering at 1600℃ in a carbon-embedded atmosphere with talc powder as an additive.The resulting ceramics achieved optimal properties,including a bulk density of 4.27 g cm^(−3),apparent porosity of 1.1%,and cold compressive strength of 311.27 MPa.The talc powder introduced a liquid phase during sintering,which accelerated mass transfer and promoted grain growth and densification.During cooling,this liquid phase remained at the grain boundaries and acted as an intergranular bonding agent,strengthening grain cohesion.Nevertheless,excessive liquid phase hindered grain growth,negatively affecting sintering.Additionally,the extremely low porosity and the formation of the Mg_(2)SiO_(4) phase reduced the residual strength retention ratio of the Y_(2)O_(3) ceramic after thermal shock.
基金This work was supported by the Omya Mining Co of Istanbul and Harran University.
文摘In this study, the electrorheological （ER） behavior of suspensions prepared from d50 = 2.4 lam talc powder, dispersed in insulating silicone oil （SO） medium was investigated. Sedimentation stabilities of suspensions （c = 5 wt%） prepared using these talc powder powders were determined to be 78 days. The ER activity of all the suspensions was observed to increase with increasing electric field strength, concentration and decreasing shear rate. The shear stress of talc powder suspensions increased linearly with increasing concentrations of the particles and with the applied electric field strength. Electric field viscosity of all the suspensions decreased sharply with increasing shear rate and showed a typical shear thinning non-Newtonian visco-elastic behavior. Effects of frequency on the ER activity of talc powder/SO system were also investigated.
基金Funded by the Foundation of Shanghai Science and Technology Committee (Nos.10521100602, 10DZ2211400)Foundation of Guangdong Province (No.2011A090200082)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, and Research Foundation for the Excellent Youth Scholars of Shanghai(No.SHU-10057)
文摘The grinding of ultra-fine talcum powder and its application in a polypropylene （PP） matrix were investigated. Ultra-fine talcum powder was prepared by adjusting the grinding parameters of the physical milling process. The talcum powder exhibited polymodal distribution. The layered morphology of talcum particles in a horizontal sand mill was rarely damaged or destroyed. PP-talcum nanocomposites were prepared by melt blending using a twin-screw extruder. Nano talcum can be seen as a single particle, although it is not very apparent. The bending strength of talcum-filled PP was gradually increased by approximately 28%. The impact strength linearly decreased as the filler weight ratio increased. The overall maximum improvement in mechanical properties was recorded when the filler ratios increased from 15 wt% to 20 wt%.
