Fabrication of alumina parts by electrophoretic deposition from ethanol and aqueous suspensions
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This paper discusses the effect of the properties of alumina suspensions in ethanol and in water, on green and sintered ceramic parts formed by electrophoretic deposition. The results of the study demonstrate that a small amount of water present in ethanol suspensions as a hidden additive due to the hygroscopicity of alumina powder and ethanol can detrimentally affect the behaviour of the suspension, thus lowering the reliability of the process. Electrophoretic deposition from aqueous suspensions appears to be advantageous over ethanol, from a reliability standpoint, and due to higher achievable green and sintered densities of the deposits and higher deposition rates. Dolapix CE64 appears to be superior surfactant in water as it results in deposits with the lowest green and sintered porosities.
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OpenAlex topics: Electrophoretic Deposition in Materials Science · TiO2 Photocatalysis and Solar Cells · Layered Double Hydroxides Synthesis and Applications
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