Reaction Sintering of Zinc Ferrite during Constant Rates of Heating
Reaction Sintering of Zinc Ferrite during Constant Rates of Heating
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恒速加热过程中铁氧体锌的反应烧结
DOI:
10.1111/j.1151-2916.1993.tb06642.x
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发表时间:
1993
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通讯作者:
L. Jonghe
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作者:
M. Rahaman;L. Jonghe
The reaction sintering of equimolar quantities of zinc oxide and ferric oxide was investigated under conditions of constant rates of heating (1–10°C/min from room temperature to 1350°C) and the data were compared with those for a calcined, single-phase zinc ferrite powder. For the heating rate of 1°C/min, the densifications of the reaction-sintered sample and the calcined sample were approximately the same. However, as the heating rate increased, the density at any temperature increased slightly for the reaction-sintered sample but decreased slightly for the calcined powder. The factors responsible for this slight difference in sintering between the reaction-sintered sample and the calcined sample are discussed. For the constant heating rates used, the reaction was completed prior to any significant densification. Relative densities of >95% were obtained for both the reaction-sintered sample and the calcined sample under identical sintering conditions (1–10°C/min to 1350°C). Reaction sintering in a steep temperature gradient produced a nearly fully dense body prior to complete reaction; a composite microstructure consisting of fine zinc oxide grains in a matrix of zinc ferrite was obtained.