Manufacture of green compacts from Na-β-aluminate
AssigneesFraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Foerderung der angewandten Forschung e.V., RöSler Ceraminno GmbH
InventorsJohannes Roesler, Cornelius Dirksen, Matthias Schulz, Roland Weidl
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method for manufacturing of a sinterable green body from sodium-β-aluminate- and/or precursor-particles bonded via binders by means of slip casting, wherein a castable slip containing the particles as well as dispersants and binders is introduced into a casting mold and, after solidification, is demolded as a green body.
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A method for manufacturing sinterable green bodies from sodium-β-aluminate- and/or precursor-particles bonded via binders, said method comprising:
- providing a casting mold formed from aggregate particles bonded with organic and/or inorganic binders, wherein the casting mold is provided by pouring a pourable mixture comprising the aggregate particles and the organic and/or inorganic binders into a negative of the casting mold and, after a partial setting and drying of the pourable mixture, removing the casting mold from the negative and drying it further;
- introducing a castable slip containing the sodium-β-aluminate- and/or precursor-particles as well as dispersants and binders into the casting mold and, after solidification, demolding it as a sinterable green body;
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- reusing the casting mold, wherein
- the castable slip is an aqueous suspension,
- the aggregate particles are particles of polyethylene glycol, titanium oxide, aluminum oxide, sodium aluminate or silicate, or mixtures thereof,
- the inorganic binders are cementitious mixtures containing lime, and
- the organic binders are selected from epoxy, phenolic, or polyester resins.
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