The influence of texture on elastic and thermophysical properties of kaolin- and illite-based ceramic bodies

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• 作者：Daniel Antal^a ; Tomá ; &scaron ; Hú ; lan^a ; Igor &Scaron ; tubňa^a ; Martina Zá ; leská ; ^b ; Anton Trní ; k^a ; ^b ; ^{atrnik@ukf.sk}
• 关键词：(A) Firing ; (C) Thermal properties ; (C) Mechanical properties ; Texture
• 刊名：Ceramics International
• 出版年：2017
• 出版时间：1 February 2017
• 年：2017
• 卷：43
• 期：2
• 页码：2730-2736
• 全文大小：1249 K
• 卷排序：43

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The influence of technological texture in illite- and kaolin-based ceramic bodies was studied on textured experimental samples. Strong texture was created by spreading (layering) a wet plastic mass. The texture was confirmed by XRD analysis. Anisotropy of Young's modulus (E), thermal diffusivity (a), and relative length changes (ε) was studied as a function of firing temperature in the interval 20–1200 °C. Anisotropy was assessed based on the values of E, a, and ε in two directions – parallel (axial direction, “||”) and perpendicular (transversal direction, “⊥”) to the basal planes of illite/kaolinite crystals. Up to 500 °C, the ratio E||/E⊥≈2.9 and a||/a⊥≈2.0 for the illite-based samples and E||/E⊥≈6.9 and a||/a⊥≈2.7 for the kaolin samples. Above 800 °C, the anisotropy of E and a decrease, but do not disappear entirely even after the firing at 1200 °C. It was found, that the firing shrinkage is more significant in transversal direction, which is more pronounced in kaolin samples. The results were compared with hand molded and extruded samples, showing a very strong axial texture in extruded samples. Compared to illite, kaolin is more prone to develop a significant technological texture.