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Well-dried rice husks were pulverized using a rotating knife cutter, and then classified using sieve separation technique.
Most of the milled rice husks, which were screened by a 40-mesh sieve at the bottom of the cutter, were found to be in the
range of −50/+100 mesh. Morphology of the milled rice husks drastically changed with size from a flake-like shape at +70 mesh
to a dust-like shape at −325 mesh. Tap density of unmilled raw rice husks was about 0.1 while that of milled rice husks was
over 0.4. True densities of milled rice husks were higher than 1.4, and increased with decreasing milled husk sizes. Compared
to bulky raw rice husks, the pulverized rice husks can be handled as a powdery material for further industrial processing.
This revised version was published online in November 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
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In sintered W-Ni alloys with 1,7, and 30 wt pct Ni the tungsten grain growth in liquid matrix at 1540°C was investigated.
The observed grain size distributions and growth rate are compared with the theoretical predictions of Wagner, Lifshitz and
Slyozov, Lay, and Ardell. In the 70 pct W-30 pct Ni alloy the tungsten particles settled to the bottom of the specimens immediately
upon melting of the matrix, but the spherical grain shape is maintained during the initial stage of annealing. In these specimens
the linear intercept distribution of the grains agrees with the prediction of the LSW (Lifshitz, Slyozov, and Wagner) theory
for the reaction controlled growth mechanism. On the other hand the growth rate appears to follow the t1/3 law predicted for the diffusion controlled mechanism. These results are consistent with Lay and Ardell's theory in which
the concentration gradient around grains is inversely proportional to the average grain size in the limit of small matrix
fraction. In the alloys with 1 and 7 pct Ni a meaningful comparison of the observed linear intercept distribution of the grains
with theoretical predictions is difficult because of grain contact flattening due to densification. The grain growth is larger
with less matrix fraction in the specimens and this result provides an evidence for the diffusion controlled grain growth
during the liquid phase sintering of this alloy.
Formerly a student in the Department of Materials Science at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science, Seoul, Korea.
On leave at the Max-Planck-Institut für Metallforschung in Stuttgart, West Germany. 相似文献
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Thae-Khapp Kang Takanori Nagasaki Naoki Igawa Kuk Il-Hiun Hideo Ohno 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1992,75(8):2297-2299
Electrical properties of single-crystal, cubic ZrO2 solid solutions containing 10.0, 12.5, and 15.0 mol% Gd2 O3 were investigated. Electrical conductivities were measured by a two-terminal ac technique up to 831°C in air, and the observed data were compared with those reported for polycrystalline materials. Electrical conductivity and activation energy increased, and preexponential factor decreased with Gd2 O3 content. 相似文献
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Sung-Tae Kwon Doh-Yeon Kim Thae-Khapp Kang Duk N. Yoon 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1987,70(4):69-C-
Alumina powder compacts sintered at various temperatures were isostatically hot-pressed. The specimens sintered to the closed-pore state can be densified further by hot isostatic pressing. If the open pores are eliminated during sintering, sintering at a low temperature is desirable to achieve a full densification after hot-pressing. Sintering at high temperatures causes pores to be trapped inside the grains; these pores are difficult to eliminate by subsequent hot-pressing. 相似文献
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