SEM Investigation of the Structure of Ceramic Matrix Composite Produced from Iron-Ore Waste

А.Yu. Stolboushkin; V.N. Zorya; О.А. Stolboushkina

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.831.36

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SEM Investigation of the Structure of Ceramic Matrix Composite Produced from Iron-Ore Waste

Abstract:

The article gives the results of scanning electron microscopy (SEM) studies of the structure of ceramic matrix composite materials produced from iron ore waste. It is established that inside the matrix and the granules during the firing the processes of solid-phase and liquid-phase sintering with formation of new mineral phases take place. It is shown that in the matrix a liquid phase is formed, which fills intergranular cells and binds the particles of minerals together.