Preparation method of high-porosity silicon-carbide porous ceramics
A technology of porous ceramics and silicon carbide, which is applied in the field of preparation of silicon carbide porous ceramics, can solve the problems of restricting the industrial application of porous ceramics, the inability to meet the strength of applications, and the high cost of pore-forming agent raw materials, so as to achieve sufficient strength, reduce waste, and reduce The effect of raw material costs
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[0040] Embodiment 1, a kind of preparation method of silicon carbide porous ceramics with high porosity, the raw material is composed of 60% silicon carbide powder, 10% boron carbide, 25% iron oxide and 5% polyvinyl alcohol , which in turn includes the following steps:
[0041] 1), mixing materials:
[0042] Using silicon carbide powder as aggregate, boron carbide as sintering aid, iron oxide as pore-forming agent, and polyvinyl alcohol as binder, add water to the raw material (the weight ratio of raw material to water is 100:120) After that, stir and mix evenly for 1 hour to make it fully mixed; obtain slurry;
[0043] Iron oxide is selected ferrous oxide for use.
[0044] 2), spray granulation:
[0045] The slurry was subjected to spray granulation, and the outlet temperature was controlled at 85° C. to obtain a powder.
[0046] 3), extrusion molding
[0047] The obtained powder is passed through extrusion molding equipment (pressure 8MPa) to prepare a biscuit (size abo...
Embodiment 2
[0060] Example 2, a preparation method of silicon carbide porous ceramics with high porosity, the raw materials are composed of 65% by weight silicon carbide powder, 10% boron carbide, 20% iron oxide and 5% polyvinyl alcohol , which in turn includes the following steps:
[0061] 1), mixing materials:
[0062] Using silicon carbide powder as aggregate, boron carbide as sintering aid, iron oxide as pore-forming agent, and polyvinyl alcohol as binder, add water to the raw material (the weight ratio of raw material to water is 100:100) After that, stir and mix evenly for 1 hour to make it fully mixed; obtain slurry;
[0063] The iron oxide is ferric oxide.
[0064] 2), spray granulation:
[0065] The slurry was subjected to spray granulation, and the outlet temperature was controlled at 84° C. to obtain a powder.
[0066] 3), extrusion molding:
[0067] The powder is passed through extrusion molding equipment (pressure 10MPa) to prepare a biscuit (size about 47.5×8×6 mm 3 )....
Embodiment 3
[0080] Example 3, a preparation method of silicon carbide porous ceramics with high porosity, the raw materials are composed of 75% by weight silicon carbide powder, 10% boron carbide, 10% iron oxide and 5% polyvinyl alcohol , which in turn includes the following steps:
[0081] 1), mixing materials:
[0082] Using silicon carbide powder as aggregate, boron carbide as sintering aid, iron oxide as pore-forming agent, and polyvinyl alcohol as binder, add water to the raw material (the weight ratio of raw material to water is 100:90) After that, stir and mix evenly for 1 hour to make it fully mixed; obtain slurry;
[0083] The iron oxide is ferric oxide.
[0084] 2), spray granulation:
[0085] The slurry was subjected to spray granulation, and the outlet temperature was controlled at 83° C. to obtain a powder.
[0086] 3), extrusion molding:
[0087] The powder is passed through the extrusion molding equipment (the pressure is 6MPa) to prepare the biscuit (the size is about...
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