Improving thermal & mechanical properties for bentonite ceramic's body - Abbas Hamed Al-Ethawei, Entesar;A.Rasin, Fadhil
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The most important achieved results in the research are: First Al-Safra activated clay by using sodium carbonate at ratio wt% (5%) with the additives (alumina and magnesia) underwent firing temperature at(1300 ºC) without any distortion in the appearance and gave the maximum compressive strength to (60.41 MPa), which is higher than of the bentonite (as a based material, of about 8.47 MPa). Second: Qara Tappah activated bentonite by using ratios of Na2CO3 at (5% and 7.5%) showed an undergoing to the heat treatment to 1400 ºC without any distortion and shrinkage in dimensions and best value of…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The most important achieved results in the research are: First Al-Safra activated clay by using sodium carbonate at ratio wt% (5%) with the additives (alumina and magnesia) underwent firing temperature at(1300 ºC) without any distortion in the appearance and gave the maximum compressive strength to (60.41 MPa), which is higher than of the bentonite (as a based material, of about 8.47 MPa). Second: Qara Tappah activated bentonite by using ratios of Na2CO3 at (5% and 7.5%) showed an undergoing to the heat treatment to 1400 ºC without any distortion and shrinkage in dimensions and best value of the thermal conductivity as a thermal insulator which was (0.039 W/m.K).
Autorenporträt
Fadhil A.Rasin received the B.Sc degree in physics from Iraq in 1977 andM.Sc and Ph.D degrees in Physics from Iraq in 1980 and 1999 respectively.Entesar Al-ethawei received the B.Sc degree in physics from Iraq in 2005 andM.Sc degree in Physics from Iraq in 2011.