Evaluation of Energy Consumption in Ceramic Fabrication Process for Alumina Ceramics with Diverse Particle Sizes

Sachie Nagano; Koji Watari

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.317-318.747

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Evaluation of Energy Consumption in Ceramic Fabrication Process for Alumina Ceramics with Diverse Particle Sizes

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In order to develop low-energy ceramic processing, we evaluated the energy consumption of total fabrication processes of alumina ceramics with various particle sizes. It is demonstrated that the optimum particle size is several tens of nanometers for energy-saving, and decreasing particle size from 400 to 40 nm enables the 40 % energy reduction in this assessment.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 317-318)

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August 2006

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Sachie Nagano, Koji Watari

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Aluminum (Al), Assessment, Ceramic, Fabrication, Particle Size, Saving Energy

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