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GEL CASTING METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION OF CERAMIC MATERIALS
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Gel casting is one of the new and promising methods for producing ceramics. Modern research on the production of ceramic materials by gel casting covers a wide range of materials, including both dense ...
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HIGH-TEMPERATURE LIGHTWEIGHT ALKALINE-ACTIVATED MATERIALS WITH ADDITION OF MULTI-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES
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The effect of the concentration (from 18 to 6 %) of an alkaline activator (AA) solution on the viscosity and basic properties of geopolymer composites based on chamotte with additives of foam glass production ...
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ON THE APPLICATION OF CERAMICS IN DEEP WATER BUOYANCY MODULES
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Today ceramic materials occupy more and more new niches of application. These include deep-water apparatuses for various purposes. For example, at present time oil production industry confronts the problem ...
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PROPANTS BASED ON DRILLING SLURRIES
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... depend on the technical characteristics of the material. This study examines the prospects for the use of drilling slurries for the synthesis of aluminosilicate materials. For this purpose, studies of ...
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THE POSSIBILITY OF USING VANADIUM WASTE IN THE TECHNOLOGY OF WALL CERAMICS
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A complex of physico-chemical studies was carried out: X-ray phase analysis, differential thermal analysis, chemical analysis of vanadium production waste. It has been established that these wastes containing ...
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WOLLASTONITE CERAMICS FROM CHALK AND DIATOMITE FOR REFRACTORY INSULATION
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Wollastonite ceramics was obtained from chalk and diatomite by the method of solid-phase synthesis of components. The influence of charge composition, modes of its mechanochemical activation and temperature-time ...
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THE INFLUENCE OF MAGNETITE ON THE RADIO-ABSORBING PROPERTIES OF POROUS GLASS COMPOSITE IN THE HIGH-FREQUENCY REGION
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The effect of the addition of magnetite in the form of pyrite stubs on the physico-mechanical and radio-absorbing properties of the synthesized glass composite by the method of “cold” foaming is considered. ...
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STUDY OF THE POSSIBILITY OF OBTAINING THERMAL INSULATING MATERIALS USING ASH WASTE
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... and basic technical properties of foam silicates has been determined. As a result of the studies, the optimal content of ash waste was established in the amount of 5 – 15 %. The obtained foam silicates ...
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DENSE AND POROUS CERAMIC MATERIALS FROM COAL SLUDGE OF THE INTA DEPOSIT
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... materials at temperatures 1200 – 1280 °C. The physical, mechanical and technical characteristics of the obtained ceramic materials were studied. Porous ceramics, sintered at 1280 °C, belongs to the class ...
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Influence of Mineral Additives on the Structure and Properties of Thermal Insulating Materials Based on Silica-Containing Raw Materials
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... enrichment of vermiculite ores and diopside. Technical characteristics of the developed foam silicates: density 0.38 – 0.51 g/cm3, strength up to 6 MPa, thermal conductivity 0.09 – 0.107 W/(mK) and relatively ...
