Preparation High-Infrared Emissivity Powders Using of Red Mud

Yong Guang Fang; Qi Peng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.113-116.2100

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Preparation High-Infrared Emissivity Powders Using of Red Mud

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Red mud with high content of Fe2O3 orignated from alumina industry which contains a amount of rare elements are excellent mixed-oxide materials for emissivity. A variety ratio of mixed-oxide material is achieved by doped with CuO, NiO, etc.Sintering processing was used to prepare powder material in a continuous wide-band which infrared emission rate more than 0.9. Find a new and feasible technological route for high-iron red mud as secondary resources.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 113-116)

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Yong Guang Fang, Qi Peng

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High-Iron Red Mud, Infrared Emissivity, Powder

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