A porous heat-resistant composite material has been developed from natural powders, which form a cordierite matrix during sintering, and a filler - a fibrous nanostructured aluminum oxide powder with high porosity and reactivity. It was found that the introduction of a nanocrystalline filler of aluminum oxide into a composite with a cordierite matrix causes the formation of a polyporous structure that increases porosity and heat resistance, as well as improves the thermal insulation properties of the material. Il. 5, bibliography: 8 titles.
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