The Classification Mechanism of ZrB2 Powder Materials via the Sedimentation Method

Jie Guang Song; Ming Han Xu; Ai Xia Chen; Fang Wang; Da Ming Du

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.432.56

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The Classification Mechanism of ZrB₂ Powder Materials via the Sedimentation Method

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With the development of science and technology, the more and more demand of ultra-fine powder is showed. The ZrB₂/A1(OH)₃-Y(OH)₃ core-shell composite particles already are synthesized. To obtain the better A1(OH)₃-Y(OH)₃ composite shell, the higher coating ratio on the ZrB₂ particles surfaces to prepare high performance multiphase ceramics, the classification of ZrB₂ raw material is investigated by the sedimentation method. The sedimentation time of classing ZrB₂ particles is decided for 30 minutes to reach fine ZrB₂ particles with smaller size and narrower distribution is obtained.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 432)

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Jie Guang Song, Ming Han Xu, Ai Xia Chen, Fang Wang, Da Ming Du

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