Original title:
Plasmachemical reduction and carbidation of ilmenite
Translated title:
Plazmochemická redukce a karbidace ilmenitu
Authors:
Janča, J. ; Eliáš, M. ; Brožek, Vlastimil Document type: Papers Conference/Event: Development of Materials Science in Research and Education - DMS-RE 2004 /14./, Lednice (CZ), 2004-08-31 / 2004-09-03
Year:
2004
Language:
eng Abstract:
[eng][cze] Plasma spraying is a thermal spraying method applied mostly to produce coatings and functionally graded materials. Plasma spraying of ilmenite free-standing parts and coatings on metallic substrates has been mastered at IPP Praha. This report concerns compact ilmenite parts undergoing a reduction in hydrogen plasma, inductively and capacitive generated. In accordance with theoretical predictions, metallic iron was selectively reduced from ilmenite, while any form of hydrogen present in the plasma did not reduce titania. After the reduction, the products did not change their dimensions and shape, apart from a minute contraction (whose extent is now being measured). The thermal expansion coefficient of ilmenite is 9,98.10-6 K-1 in the 100-750°C range; for our products, it is slightly lower. The goal of further research is to find conditions to obtain anatase structure of the titania in the formed composite.Byla ověřena plazmová depozice ilmenitu na kovové substráty a metoda plasma spraying pro získání jeho sferoidizovaných částic. Produkty depozice byly následně zpracovány ve vodíkovém plazmatu na kompozitní materiál typu MMC s cílem dosažení anatasové struktury oxidu titaničitého a byly proměřeny jeho dilatometrické parametry
Keywords:
ilmenite, free standing parts, plasmachemical reduction Project no.: CEZ:AV0Z2043910 (CEP) Host item entry: Proceedings of the 14th Joint Seminar "Development of Materials Science in Research and Education", ISBN 80-7345-032-1
Institution: Institute of Plasma Physics AS ČR
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Document availability information: Fulltext is available at the institute of the Academy of Sciences. Original record: http://hdl.handle.net/11104/0010568