What are the classifications of industrial ceramics?
What are the classifications of industrial ceramics?
1. Ordinary ceramics
Ordinary ceramics refers to clay ceramics, which are fired from clay, feldspar and quartz, and their properties depend on the purity, particle size and proportion of the three raw materials. Generally, the texture is hard, corrosion-resistant, non-oxidizing, non-conductive, able to withstand a certain high temperature and has good formability.
2. Alumina ceramics
The ceramic is mainly composed of AL2O3 (the mass fraction of AL2O3 is >45%). It can also be divided into 75 porcelain, 95 porcelain and 99 porcelain according to the mass fraction of AL2O3. It has high fire resistance, high temperature resistance, wear resistance, corrosion resistance, insulation, creep resistance and other properties. Often used as chemical experiment refractory containers, precision parts of defense weapons, industrial furnace pipe fittings, high temperature furnace pipe fittings.
3. Silicon carbide ceramics
The biggest feature of silicon carbide ceramics is high high temperature strength, high thermal conductivity, high wear resistance, corrosion resistance and creep resistance.
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