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Journal of the Korean Ceramic Society 2013;50(6): 528.
doi: https://doi.org/10.4191/kcers.2013.50.6.528
슬러리 가압함침에 의한 3D Mullite 섬유 Preform의 알루미나 입자 충전
심수만
홍익대학교 재료공학부
Packing of Alumina Particles in 3D Preform of Mullite Fiber by Slurry Pressure-Infiltration
Soo-Man Sim
School of Materials Science and Engineering, Hongik University
ABSTRACT
Well-dispersed slurries of submicron-sized alumina powders were pressure-infiltrated in 3D preforms of mullite fibers and the effects of the particle size and infiltration pressure on the particle packing characteristics were investigated. Infiltration without pressure showed that the packing density increased as the particle size decreased due to the reduction of the friction between the particles and the fibers. The infiltrated preforms contained large pores in the large voids between the fiber tows and small pores in the narrow voids between the individual fibers. Pressure infiltration resulted in a packing density of 77% regardless of the particle size or the infiltration pressure(210 ~ 620 kPa). Pressure infiltration shortened the infiltration time and eliminated the large pores in preforms infiltrated with the slurries of smaller particles. The slurry pressure-infiltration process is thus an efficient method for the packing of matrix materials in various preforms.
Key words: Pressure infiltration, 3D Preform, Alumina slurry, Particle size, Packing density
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