journal article·2010-04

Effect of the processing on the production of cordierite–mullite composite

Emel Ozel, Semra Kurama

Ceramics International· Volume 36· Issue 3
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Abstract

In this study, effect of process on the production of cordierite–mullite composite was studied. For this reason two different processing methods were used in the production of cordierite–mullite composites. In first process, in situ cordierite–mullite composites were produced from cordierite and mullite layers which were formed by using aqueous tape casting method. In second one, composite was produced by addition of pre-produced mullite powders (in different weight percents, 0–30) into cordierite starting powders. The results show that the addition of pre-sintered mullite powders to the cordierite slip has more effect on densification behavior and mechanical properties of composites than layered production method.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced ceramic materials synthesis · Advanced materials and composites · Microwave Dielectric Ceramics Synthesis

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