Study of the Bimodal Pore Structure of Ceramic Powder Compacts by Mercury Porosimetry
Study of the Bimodal Pore Structure of Ceramic Powder Compacts by Mercury Porosimetry
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水银孔隙率法研究陶瓷粉末压块的双峰孔结构
DOI:
10.1111/j.1151-2916.1992.tb04460.x
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1992
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J. S. Reed
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作者:
Jingmin Zheng;J. S. Reed
Mercury porosimetry was used to study the pore-size distribution of both green and partially sintered alumina compacts. Experiments showed that using the mercury-penetration volume data to study the pore structure changes during sintering for a compact with a bimodal pore-size distribution could lead to wrong conclusions because the mercury-penetration volume was not linearly proportional to the porosity. Instead, the porosity distribution should be used. When the porosity of large pores was <10%, some large pores within the compact were observed to become isolated or channeled to the compact surface; this caused errors in the porosity distribution measured by mercury porosity.