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In this investigation, low-cement castables were prepared using 70% alumina grog aggregates obtained from crushed alumina brick waste. The aggregates were thermally treated at 1550 °C for 3 h. Four types of low-cement castables were prepared with various types of aggregates (alumina grog with or without thermal treatment) and fillers (with or without zircon addition), and they were evaluated in terms of their physical, thermal, and chemical properties. Microstructural analysis via scanning electron microscopy (SEM) was performed on the castables before and after slag attack. Compared to the other fabricated castables, the thermally treated alumina grog castables with zircon showed better physical properties, such as a higher bulk density, cold crushing strength, and modulus of rupture and a lower apparent porosity and water absorption. In addition, they had a higher positive linear thermal expansion, refractoriness under load, permanent linear change, and hot modulus of rupture. The results of the SEM with energy dispersive X-ray analysis of the prepared castables confirmed that the mullite and anorthite phases were predominant when zircon was not added and the zircon–mullite phase additionally appeared upon the incorporation of zircon. A quantitative elemental analysis via X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy was employed to determine the composition of the castables. X-ray diffraction analysis showed that the alumina grog castables had a high mullite and low anorthite content, and the thermally treated alumina grog had a high anorthite, low mullite, and high zircon content. The improvement in the mechanical and thermo-mechanical properties of the castables with thermally treated alumina grog and added zircon can be attributed to the formation of the zircon–mullite phase with a low mullite phase content. 相似文献
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V. R. Giri Dev D. Thenmuhil T. Hemamalini S. Rahamedsara S. Shubhathra S. Vijayalaksmi 《纺织学会志》2020,111(6):821-825
AbstractNonwoven mats used for hemostat wound dressing was prepared by miniature wet laid nonwoven technique using wood pulp and kaolin. The wood pulp was dispersed along with kaolin in water medium and was wet laid by altering the process parameters. Optimum concentration of kaolin that can be loaded in the Web was found to be 2 gpl. The PBS swelling of the wood pulp/kaolin mat was 110% higher compared to the wood pulp control sample. The blood coagulation time for wood pulp/kaolin was 100?s whereas for the control sample was 250?s. The developed nonwoven mats have tremendous potential in trauma wound care. 相似文献
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Anitha Nithyanandam Thenmuhil Deivarajan 《International Journal of Applied Ceramic Technology》2021,18(5):1825-1831
Cenosphere-based composite was developed with addition of clay and other additives, by dry processing route. The performance of cenosphere as high-temperature insulating material was studied. Cenosphere stands unique among the constituents found in fly ash due to its hollow spherical structure. Cenosphere is utilized in numerous modern applications due to its unique properties such as lightness, high compressive strength, enhanced flow characteristics, less water absorption, chemical inertness, and good thermal resistance. Keeping cenosphere as major component, three different mix recipes for insulating brick were made. The recipes were blended and shaped by pressing, followed by drying and sintering at 1000°C. The prepared samples were analyzed for their physical, mechanical, and thermal properties. The surface and pore distribution are analyzed by scanning electron microscope. Results from the analysis shows that cenosphere can be used as high temperature insulating material. 相似文献
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