Fabrication of nanoceramic hin-wall tubes by magnetic pulsed compaction and thermal sintering
Ivanov V.V., Ivin S.Y., Khrustov V.R. and 5 more
Science of Sintering · 2005
doi:10.2298/sos0501055i (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Gasproof thin-wall tubes of fine-grained ceramics based on zirconia and gadolinia have been produced by magnetic pulsed compaction and thermal sintering. Data on their structures and electric characteristics are presented. The tubes with a diameter of ~ 15 mm, wall thickness of ~ 0.7 mm, and length up to 80 mm are characterized by an uniform porous-free structure with a mean grain size in the range of 100 - 300 nm. The obtained ceramics possess high electrolytic properties.
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