Method of producing high conductive sinters
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Tokai Rika Denki Seisakusho
InventorsShigeyuki Hikita, Tamotsu Horiba
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Abstract
This application is directed to a method of manufacturing high conductive sinters of a conductive lanthanum, chromium composite oxide material in which the specific resistance is extremely reduced with a rise in temperature, and whereby an extremely superior sinter can be provided as a heat resisting conductive material. The method of manufacturing sinters in accordance with the present invention is free from the conventional disadvantages of manufacturing sinters with conductive composite oxides of La and Cr as major components, which serves to improve the sintering properties and qualities of the product. The sinters can be easily manufactured at a temperature as low as approximately 1,500.degree. C., which is lower than temperatures previously used.
Claims12
A method of manufacturing highly conductive sinters consisting essentially of an oxide of La, Sr and Cr in which 1 to 60% by weight of the La ion in the oxide is solid solution substituted by a rare earth element selected from the group consisting of Nd and Y ions, said method comprising (1) mixing an oxide or a carbonate of the metal La, Sr and Cr and rare earth element selected from the groups consisting of Nd and Y in an amount sufficient to replace 1 to 60% by weight of the La ion;
- (2) heating the mixture at temperatures sufficient to form a composite oxide of the aforementioned metals;
- (3) crushing the composite oxide and (4) sintering the composite oxide under pressure in an oxidation atmosphere at temperatures sufficient to produce a sintered product.
A method of manufacturing highly conductive sinters consisting essentially of an oxide of La, Sr and Cr in which 1 to 20% by weight of the Cr ion in the oxide is solid solution substituted by a Co ion, said method comprising (1) mixing an oxide or a carbonate of the metals La, Sr, Cr, and Co in an amount sufficient to replace 1 to 20% of the Cr ion in a solid solution;
- (2) heating the mixture at temperatures sufficient to form a composite oxide of the aforementioned metals;
- (3) crushing the composite oxide and (4) sintering the composite oxide under pressure and in an oxidation atmosphere at temperatures sufficient to produce a sintered product.
A method of manufacturing highly conductive sinters consisting essentially of an oxide of La, Sr and Cr in which 1 to 60% by weight of the La ion in a solid solution is replaced by an Nd or Y ion and 1 to 20% by weight of the Cr ion is replaced by a Co ion in a solid solution, said method comprising (1) mixing an oxide or a carbonate of the metals La, Sr, Cr, Co and Nd or Y in such amounts so that 1-20% of the Cr ion is replaced by the Co ion and 1-60% of the La ion is replaced by Nd or Y in solid solution;
- (2) heating the mixture at temperatures sufficient to form a composite oxide of the aforementioned metals;
- (3) crushing the composite oxide and (4) sintering the composite oxide under pressure in an oxidation atmosphere at temperatures sufficient to produce a sintered product.
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