Tubular Ceramic Foam Via Polymeric Sponge Method
Journal: International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research (Vol.2, No. 10)Publication Date: 2013-01-15
Authors : S. M. Sharif; Z. A. Ahmad; M. R. Othman;
Page : 282-284
Keywords : Index Terms compressive strength; density; porosity; sintering temperature; tubular ceramic foam.;
Abstract
Abstract Tubular ceramic foams were prepared by using natural clay as starting material and 120 ppi polyurethane foam as template via polymeric sponge method. Samples were sintered with different temperatures from 1200C to 1280C. The result shows that 1250C is the ideal sintering temperature where the highest compressive strength of 1.980MPa at 47.31 porosity is obtained. The highest value in compressive strength and the lowest percentage in porosity are attributed to the higher apparent density and crystallinity. These results lend support to the idea that the sintering temperature is important for the processing of tubular ceramic foam.
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