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Online since: January 2014
Authors: Qun Shan Liu, Jun Xia Yan
Zinc oxide production technology of distillation twice
based on scrap miscellaneous zinc materials
Liu Qunshan1, a, YanJunxia2,b
1,2Hebei Key Laboratory of Material Near-net Forming Technology, HebeiUniversity of Science and Technology, Shijiazhuang, China
aemail:kdclxylqs@sina.com, bemail: yanjx_ann@sina.com
Keywords:reused zinc resources; regeneration; scrap miscellaneous zinc materials; fire method; two distillations technology; zinc oxide
Abstract: By using scrap miscellaneouszinc materialas raw materials, a new technology with the help of two distillationsby fire method to produce zinc oxide was invented.The scrap miscellaneous zinc materialshave complex sources, containing dust, stone, iron and steel parts and other impurities, and zinc content is more than 15% over a wide range.
Characteristics of scrap miscellaneous zinc materials However, there arealways some scrap miscellaneous zinc materials in industrial production and life.
These wasted materials come from complicated sources and zinc content is in a wide range.
Conclusions (1) The technology is based on scrap miscellaneous zinc materials as raw materials to produce zinc oxide.
The problem of the complex of impurities in raw materials has been solved
Characteristics of scrap miscellaneous zinc materials However, there arealways some scrap miscellaneous zinc materials in industrial production and life.
These wasted materials come from complicated sources and zinc content is in a wide range.
Conclusions (1) The technology is based on scrap miscellaneous zinc materials as raw materials to produce zinc oxide.
The problem of the complex of impurities in raw materials has been solved
Online since: October 2012
Authors: Liang Hong, Yue Jiao Li, Jing Qiu Sun, Feng Wu
Study on Carbon-coating Li3V2(PO4)3 Cathode Materials Prepared with Different Carbon Sources
Li Yuejiao1,2,a** Hong Liang1,b Sun Jingqiu1,c Wu Feng1,2,d
1Beijing Key Laboratory of Environmental Science and Engineering, School of Chemical Engineering and the Environment, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing, China, 100081
2National Development Center of High Technology Green Materials, Beijing, China, 100081
alyj@bit.edu.cn, b517630770@qq.com, clysjq1989@yahoo.com.cn, dwufeng863@vip.sina.com
Keywords: Power Li-Ion Batteries; Cathode Material; Lithium vanadium phosphate; Rheological phase method; Carbon-coating
Abstract.
Lithium-ion battery cathode materials, Li3V2(PO4)3/C, were prepared via rheological phase method.
Chang[9] has synthesized LVP materials via it with the particle size of 10μm and excellent electrochemical performance.
And the prepared materials, with fine particles, distribute evenly[10].
Experiments Synthesis of Materials.
Lithium-ion battery cathode materials, Li3V2(PO4)3/C, were prepared via rheological phase method.
Chang[9] has synthesized LVP materials via it with the particle size of 10μm and excellent electrochemical performance.
And the prepared materials, with fine particles, distribute evenly[10].
Experiments Synthesis of Materials.
Online since: August 2018
Authors: Harpreet Singh, Pramod K. Jain, Neeraj Bhoi, Saurabh Pratap
Rohatgi (1997) Preparation of Aluminium–Fly Ash Particulate Composite by Powder Metallurgy Technique, Journal of materials science, Vol.32, pp.3971–3974
Roy (1999) Microwaves combustion synthesis and sintering of intermetallics and alloys, Journal of Materials Science Letter, Vol.18, pp.665–668
Agrawal (2013) An investigation on microwave sintering of Fe, Fe–Cu and Fe–Cu–C alloys, Bulletin of Materials Science, Vol.36 (3), pp.447–456
Agrawal (2013) An investigation on microwave sintering of Fe, Fe–Cu and Fe–Cu–C alloys, Bulletin of Materials Science, Vol.36 (3), pp.447–456
Roy (2003) Microwave sintering of Ni-Zn ferrites: comparison with conventional sintering, Materials Science and Engineering B98, 269/278
Roy (1999) Microwaves combustion synthesis and sintering of intermetallics and alloys, Journal of Materials Science Letter, Vol.18, pp.665–668
Agrawal (2013) An investigation on microwave sintering of Fe, Fe–Cu and Fe–Cu–C alloys, Bulletin of Materials Science, Vol.36 (3), pp.447–456
Agrawal (2013) An investigation on microwave sintering of Fe, Fe–Cu and Fe–Cu–C alloys, Bulletin of Materials Science, Vol.36 (3), pp.447–456
Roy (2003) Microwave sintering of Ni-Zn ferrites: comparison with conventional sintering, Materials Science and Engineering B98, 269/278
Study on Water Absorption and Impact Properties of Vegetal Composites Material: Composite Structures
Online since: June 2012
Authors: Jae Kyoo Lim, Do Yeon Jung, Kang Il Lee, G.T. Abdel-Jaber, Abdalla Abdal-Hay
As a result, natural plants until now are renewing for using as a composite materials reinforced polymers.
Materials and Methodology Materials and preparation.
The raw date seeds were used as starting materials in this study.
Mariatti, Materials Letters, 62 (2008) 2253-2256
Lim, Materials & Design, 32 (2011) 1990-1999.
Materials and Methodology Materials and preparation.
The raw date seeds were used as starting materials in this study.
Mariatti, Materials Letters, 62 (2008) 2253-2256
Lim, Materials & Design, 32 (2011) 1990-1999.
Online since: March 2017
Authors: Soňa Rusnáková, Ladislav Fojtl, Milan Žaludek, Lukáš Maňas, Alexander Čapka
Jute fabric is well-known reinforcing material in composite science, however, there is a necessity to treat these fabrics to reduce moisture uptake and improve properties.
Introduction In the last three decades we have seen a great research and development in the field of composite materials resulting into application of new materials and material combinations.
Traditional support materials were used and further for better resin flow during production, resin distribution medium and Resinflow mesh were applied.
Saravanan, Determination of mechanical properties of intra-layer abaca–jute–glass fiber reinforced composite, Materials & Design 60 (2014) 643-652
Vijayarangan, Tensile, flexural and interlaminar shear properties of woven jute and jute-glass fabric reinforced polyester composites, Journal of Materials Processing Technology 207 (2008) 330-335
Introduction In the last three decades we have seen a great research and development in the field of composite materials resulting into application of new materials and material combinations.
Traditional support materials were used and further for better resin flow during production, resin distribution medium and Resinflow mesh were applied.
Saravanan, Determination of mechanical properties of intra-layer abaca–jute–glass fiber reinforced composite, Materials & Design 60 (2014) 643-652
Vijayarangan, Tensile, flexural and interlaminar shear properties of woven jute and jute-glass fabric reinforced polyester composites, Journal of Materials Processing Technology 207 (2008) 330-335
Online since: January 2017
Authors: Jian Hui Fang, Xia Shen, Zhi Yuan Cao, Yu Feng Song
Myung: ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, vol.5(2013), p.11434
Bruce: Advanced Materials, vol.18(2006), p.2330
Sun: Advanced Materials, vol.22(2010), p.4364
Zhou: Journal of Materials Chemistry A, vol.1(2013), p.5301
Zhou: ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, vol.2 (2010), p.212
Bruce: Advanced Materials, vol.18(2006), p.2330
Sun: Advanced Materials, vol.22(2010), p.4364
Zhou: Journal of Materials Chemistry A, vol.1(2013), p.5301
Zhou: ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, vol.2 (2010), p.212
Online since: June 2013
Authors: Maria Del Pilar Durante Ingunza, Andressa Dantas Lima, Andre Luis Calado Araujo
It was also observed that all the materials contained a high percentage of hematite (Fe2O3), which gives a reddish color to the ceramic products after firing.
Applied Clay Science. 11, 237-249
Journal of Environmental Engineering. 127 (10), October issue. 922-927
Journal of Environmental Engineering. 113 (2), 278-283
“Utilization of sludge as brick materials”.
Applied Clay Science. 11, 237-249
Journal of Environmental Engineering. 127 (10), October issue. 922-927
Journal of Environmental Engineering. 113 (2), 278-283
“Utilization of sludge as brick materials”.
Online since: May 2014
Authors: Ke Gao Liu, Jing Li, Zhi Gang Wang, Wen Cheng Gao
Therefore, SnS can be potentially used as photovoltaic materials.
The same method deposition was used for the preparation of semiconductor materials SnS and SnS2 [31].
SnS combined with some common semiconducting materials (TiO2,CdS,Si) can get the solar cell.
P A, Reddy K T, Tan J K: Physics Procedia, 25(2012), p.150 [14] Abou Shama A, Zeyada H M: Optical Materials, 24(3) (2003), p.555 [15] Leach M, Reddy K T, Reddy M V: Energy Procedia, 15(2012), p.371 [16] Ji Qiang, Shen HongLie, Jiang Feng: Image Science and Photochemistry, 31(2)(2013), p.150 [17]Greyson E C, Barton J E, Odom T W: Small, 2(3) (2006), p.368 [18] Avellaneda D, Nair M T S: Journal of The Electrochemical Society 155(7)(2008), p.517 [19] Cheng Shuying, Chen Yanqing: Functional Materials and Devices, 10(4) (2004), p.441 [20] Kang F, Ichimura M: Thin Solid Films, 519(2) (2010), p.725 [21] Gao C, Shen H, Sun L: Materials Letters, 65(9) (2011), p.1413 [22] Gao C, Shen H, Sun L: Applied Surface Science, 257(15) (2011), p.6750 [23] Santhosh Kumar K, Manoharan C: Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy, 115(2013), p.840 [24] Reghima M, Akkari A: Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy, 5(6) (2013), p.063109
[25] Devika M, Reddy N K: Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 153(8)(2006), p.G727 [26] Akkari A, Reghima M, Guasch C: Journal of Materials Science, 47(3) (2012), p.1365 [27] Ge Y, Guo Y, Shi W: Journal of Shanghai University (English Edition), 11(2007), p.403 [28] Yan Jun: doctor thesis of Inner Mongolia University, (2010), p.3-10 [29] Xuzhi Hu, Li Jian: Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology, 32(007)(2012), p.566 [30] Guo Yuying, Shi Weimin: Functional Materials and Devices,13(6)(2007), p.652 [31] Sanchez-juarez A, Tiburcio-silver A, Ortiz A: Thin Solid Films, 480(2005), p.452 [32] Chongyin Yang, Wendeng Wang: Journal of Solid State Chemistry,182(2009), p.807 [33] Hegde S S, Kunjomana A G, Prashantha M: Thin Solid Films, 545(2013), p.543 [34] Huang C C, Lin Y J, Liu C J: Microelectronic Engineering,(2013), p.24 [35] Wu Li, Shi Weimin: Shanghai University (Natural Science),16(4)(2010), p.37 [36] Reddy K T, Ramya K, Sreedevi G: Energy Procedia, , 10(2011), p.172
The same method deposition was used for the preparation of semiconductor materials SnS and SnS2 [31].
SnS combined with some common semiconducting materials (TiO2,CdS,Si) can get the solar cell.
P A, Reddy K T, Tan J K: Physics Procedia, 25(2012), p.150 [14] Abou Shama A, Zeyada H M: Optical Materials, 24(3) (2003), p.555 [15] Leach M, Reddy K T, Reddy M V: Energy Procedia, 15(2012), p.371 [16] Ji Qiang, Shen HongLie, Jiang Feng: Image Science and Photochemistry, 31(2)(2013), p.150 [17]Greyson E C, Barton J E, Odom T W: Small, 2(3) (2006), p.368 [18] Avellaneda D, Nair M T S: Journal of The Electrochemical Society 155(7)(2008), p.517 [19] Cheng Shuying, Chen Yanqing: Functional Materials and Devices, 10(4) (2004), p.441 [20] Kang F, Ichimura M: Thin Solid Films, 519(2) (2010), p.725 [21] Gao C, Shen H, Sun L: Materials Letters, 65(9) (2011), p.1413 [22] Gao C, Shen H, Sun L: Applied Surface Science, 257(15) (2011), p.6750 [23] Santhosh Kumar K, Manoharan C: Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy, 115(2013), p.840 [24] Reghima M, Akkari A: Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy, 5(6) (2013), p.063109
[25] Devika M, Reddy N K: Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 153(8)(2006), p.G727 [26] Akkari A, Reghima M, Guasch C: Journal of Materials Science, 47(3) (2012), p.1365 [27] Ge Y, Guo Y, Shi W: Journal of Shanghai University (English Edition), 11(2007), p.403 [28] Yan Jun: doctor thesis of Inner Mongolia University, (2010), p.3-10 [29] Xuzhi Hu, Li Jian: Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology, 32(007)(2012), p.566 [30] Guo Yuying, Shi Weimin: Functional Materials and Devices,13(6)(2007), p.652 [31] Sanchez-juarez A, Tiburcio-silver A, Ortiz A: Thin Solid Films, 480(2005), p.452 [32] Chongyin Yang, Wendeng Wang: Journal of Solid State Chemistry,182(2009), p.807 [33] Hegde S S, Kunjomana A G, Prashantha M: Thin Solid Films, 545(2013), p.543 [34] Huang C C, Lin Y J, Liu C J: Microelectronic Engineering,(2013), p.24 [35] Wu Li, Shi Weimin: Shanghai University (Natural Science),16(4)(2010), p.37 [36] Reddy K T, Ramya K, Sreedevi G: Energy Procedia, , 10(2011), p.172
Online since: October 2014
Authors: Chen Liu, Guo Hui Chen, Xiang Hui Lu, Jun Tian, Dong Li
In this paper, we studied the different content of aramid fiber, aramid pulp, carbon fiber, high silica fiber, mullite fiber, alumina fiber's effect on EPDM inhibitor material.
Aramid pulp can improve ablation resistance of thermal insulation layer, but its dispersion in insulation material is difficult.
Because of its advantages in low density, high decompose temperature and good compatibility with propellant charge EPDM was one of widely used rubber material in inhibitor.
Experimental Materials: EPDM inhibitor: the third monomer is ENB, ethylene quantity percent 59% , I value in ENB is17g/100g, JSR EP25; DCP: quantity percent≥98%, Taicang plastic reagent; aramid fiber: length 3~5mm,aramid pulp: shanghai synthesis fiber institute; high silica fiber: shaanxi huate new material Ltd; carbon fiber: Japan TORAY; mullite fiber: Zhejiang kelei crystal fiber ,Ltd; alumina fiber: Zhejiang OSM crystal fiber Ltd; other materials: chemical pure brought in market.
Aramid polymer and powder filler reinforced elastomeric composition for use as rocket motor insulation .USP 4 492 779,1985-01-08 [2] ZHANG Jin-song, LING Ling, HE Yong-zhu, HUANG Hao-dong Effects of the test conditions on the ablation property of EPDM insulation [J] Journal of Solid Rocket Technology Vol01.27 No.2 2004 121~122 [3] ZHANG Jing–song, LING Ling , ZHU Xue–wei The efects of filler fiber and flam e retardant on ablative performance of EPDM insulation [J] Journal of Solid Rocket Technology V01.25 No.4 2002 38~40 [4] ZHAO Xiao-li, YUE Hong, ZHANG Xing-hang, ZHANG Ying Progress and Prospect of Ablation Resistance of Insulation of EPDM Rubber[J] Journal of Materials Science & Engineering Vol.2 3 No.2 2005 310~312 [5] Li Guijia, Zhang Weiru, Yin Yansheng, Cheng Zhiqiang The Applation of Inorganic Fiber Material in Aviation and Space Thermal-proof System [J] .Ceramic 2004 (2) 28~31
Aramid pulp can improve ablation resistance of thermal insulation layer, but its dispersion in insulation material is difficult.
Because of its advantages in low density, high decompose temperature and good compatibility with propellant charge EPDM was one of widely used rubber material in inhibitor.
Experimental Materials: EPDM inhibitor: the third monomer is ENB, ethylene quantity percent 59% , I value in ENB is17g/100g, JSR EP25; DCP: quantity percent≥98%, Taicang plastic reagent; aramid fiber: length 3~5mm,aramid pulp: shanghai synthesis fiber institute; high silica fiber: shaanxi huate new material Ltd; carbon fiber: Japan TORAY; mullite fiber: Zhejiang kelei crystal fiber ,Ltd; alumina fiber: Zhejiang OSM crystal fiber Ltd; other materials: chemical pure brought in market.
Aramid polymer and powder filler reinforced elastomeric composition for use as rocket motor insulation .USP 4 492 779,1985-01-08 [2] ZHANG Jin-song, LING Ling, HE Yong-zhu, HUANG Hao-dong Effects of the test conditions on the ablation property of EPDM insulation [J] Journal of Solid Rocket Technology Vol01.27 No.2 2004 121~122 [3] ZHANG Jing–song, LING Ling , ZHU Xue–wei The efects of filler fiber and flam e retardant on ablative performance of EPDM insulation [J] Journal of Solid Rocket Technology V01.25 No.4 2002 38~40 [4] ZHAO Xiao-li, YUE Hong, ZHANG Xing-hang, ZHANG Ying Progress and Prospect of Ablation Resistance of Insulation of EPDM Rubber[J] Journal of Materials Science & Engineering Vol.2 3 No.2 2005 310~312 [5] Li Guijia, Zhang Weiru, Yin Yansheng, Cheng Zhiqiang The Applation of Inorganic Fiber Material in Aviation and Space Thermal-proof System [J] .Ceramic 2004 (2) 28~31
Online since: February 2011
Authors: Ming Zhong Li, Si Yong Xiong, Ya Mei Xu, Yu Hong Jiao, Lu Wang
Materials Research, 2007, 10(1):15-20
Materials Science Forum, 2003, 426-432(4):3139-3144
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 1994, 51(5):823-829
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2001, 79:2185-2191
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2001, 82:750-758
Materials Science Forum, 2003, 426-432(4):3139-3144
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 1994, 51(5):823-829
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2001, 79:2185-2191
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2001, 82:750-758