Low-temperature heat-resistant ceramics
A heat-resistant and ceramic technology, applied in the field of ceramic products, can solve the problems of difficult processing of high-temperature-resistant ceramic materials, poor thermal shock resistance, and difficult bonding, etc., and achieve the effects of reducing fuel costs, good product quality, and saving heat energy
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[0012] A low-temperature heat-resistant ceramic is made of the following raw materials in mass percentage: 36% of lepidolite, 30% of aluminum oxide, 30% of Longyan kaolin, and 4% of bentonite.
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[0014] A low-temperature heat-resistant ceramic is made of the following raw materials in mass percentage: lepidolite 39%, alumina 27%, Longyan kaolin 31%, and bentonite 3%.
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[0016] A low-temperature heat-resistant ceramic is made of the following raw materials in mass percentage: lepidolite 42%, alumina 24%, Longyan kaolin 32%, and bentonite 2%.
[0017] The production process of the low-temperature heat-resistant ceramics described in the above-mentioned Example 1, Example 2 and Example 3, the specific steps are as follows: (1) respectively pulverize Longyan kaolin and bentonite into particles with a diameter of less than 6mm; (2) according to the mass Weigh the raw materials lepidolite, alumina, Longyan kaolin and bentonite particles; (3) Put the raw materials into a ball mill, add water and grind for 25-30 hours, and screen through a 220-300 mesh sieve; (4) Conduct magnetic separation to obtain Remove the iron impurities contained in the mud raw material; (5) Press filter and dehydrate the mud raw material to form a mud cake, then vacuum smelt the mud to form a mud bar, so that the moisture content of the mud bar is less than 22%; (6) Form the m...
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