ISSN: 1003-6326
CN: 43-1239/TG
CODEN: TNMCEW

Vol. 10    No. 2    April 2000

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Preparation of zirconia-alumina powder by co-precipitation①
LI Xiao-bin(李小斌)1, ZHOU Qiu-sheng(周秋生)1, PENG Zhi-hong(彭志宏)1,
LIU Gui-hua(刘桂华)1, Stuart Blackburn2, Clive Ponton2
(1. Department ofNonferrous Metallurgy,
Central South University of Technology, Changsha 410083, P.R.China;
2. IRC in Materials, University ofBirmingham, Elms Road, Birmingham B152TT, UK
Abstract:A zirconia-alumina powder with a near spherical shape and an average size of 0.1~0.2μm was prepared by co-precipitation. XRD analysis shows thatα-Al2O3phase may be directly transformed from amorphous in calcining the hydroxide composite. The ZrO2-Al2O3composite ceramics manufactured from this powder has the maximum fracture toughness of 9MPa·m-1/2at 15% ZrO2and 740MPa fracture strength at 5% ZrO2. Zirconia grains about 1μm in diameter are dispersed uniformly in the alumina ceramic matrix.
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Abstract: A zirconia-alumina powder with a near spherical shape and an average size of 0.1~0.2μm was prepared by co-precipitation. XRD analysis shows thatα-Al2O3phase may be directly transformed from amorphous in calcining the hydroxide composite. The ZrO2-Al2O3composite ceramics manufactured from this powder has the maximum fracture toughness of 9MPa·m-1/2at 15% ZrO2and 740MPa fracture strength at 5% ZrO2. Zirconia grains about 1μm in diameter are dispersed uniformly in the alumina ceramic matrix.
Key words: zirconia-alumina powder; coprecipitation; composite ceramics
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