Re: Is it possible to sinter "alumina, Al2O3" at 1200-1300 degree C?
- From: ceraboy@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 15 Jul 2005 21:31:39 -0700
chaiwan@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> It's quite awkward to work with furnace at 1300 C max.. I would like to
> try sintering at this temperature. Does anyone think it is possible? If
> not, what percentage of "clay" should I add the the alumina powder?
>
> Thank for your replies.
>
> Pom
I worked with an ultra-fine high purity (99% + MgO) specialty alumina
several years back that sintered to high density at 1300C. I thought
it was a Baikowski alumina, but it has been a while. The material was
rather pricy if I remember correctly. I work with aluminas quite
frequently so this sinterability is quite unique, but you just might be
able to find a decent nanopowder to work with. If I can remember
anymore details I will pass them your way.
.
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