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Novel Direct Coagulation Casting of Alumina Suspensions Using Y3+-Ion Releasing Substances as Coagulant

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Direct coagulation casting (DCC) is a relatively new ceramic near-net-shape forming process which can form homogeneous ceramic green body with complex shape and high density. Direct coagulation casting of aqueous alumina slurries by adding Y3+ ions, which have been frequently used as additive for the sintering of alumina ceramics, were studied. Two different kinds of Y3+-ion releasing substances, Y2O3 powder and Y(NO3)3, were used as coagulants and were introduced into stabilized alumina suspensions directly after dispersing. Compared with that of Y2O3 powder, both the coagulation time and the added amount required for a reasonable shaping were significantly reduced for using Y(NO3)3 as coagulant. The effects of the two coagulants on the properties of the consolidated green bodies and sintered ceramics were studied. The mechanisms of coagulation induced by the addition of Y3+-ions were discussed on the basis of interactions between Y3+ ions and the added polyelectrolyte dispersant.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 602-603)

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Yue Dong, Xiao Dong Li*, Shao Hong Liu, Ji Guang Li, Xu Dong Sun

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Alumina, Direct Coagulation Casting, Y3+-Ion

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