Densification of Alkoxide‐Derived Fine Silica Powder Compact by Ultra‐High‐Pressure Cold Isostatic Pressing
Densification of Alkoxide‐Derived Fine Silica Powder Compact by Ultra‐High‐Pressure Cold Isostatic Pressing
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超高压冷等静压致密化醇盐二氧化硅细粉压坯
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1993
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G. Jimbo
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H. Kamiya;Hisao Suzuki;D. Kato;G. Jimbo
Powder compacts of alkoxide-derived fine silica powders were consolidated into a highly dense and uniform structure by ultra-high-pressure cold isostatic pressing of granules with controlled structure. The diameters of spherical and nearly monosized amorphous silica particles, prepared from metal alkoxide, were successfully controlled in the range of 9 to 760 nm by varying the concentration of ammonia. Close-packed granules of these powders were produced by spray drying. These powders were isostatically pressed up to 1 GPa at room temperature. Although the average particle diameter was less than 100 nm, the maximum relative density of the compacts was more than 78% of theoretical density. The optimum particle size to obtain highly dense compacts was in the range of 30 to 300 nm at 1 GPa. Furthermore, the ratio of mode pore diameter in these compacts to particle diameter was less than 0.155, which corresponded to the minimum ratio of calculated three-particle pore channel radii for hexagonal close packing. Viscous deformation of particles under ultra-high isostatic pressure played an important role in the densification of the compacts.