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  • 2024Foamy ceramic filters and new possibilities of their applications9citations
  • 2023Thermodynamic features of the synthesis of high-density ceramic-metal materials “chromium oxide–chromium” from mixtures “chromium oxide–carbon” in the process of hot pressing1citations

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  • Nerubatskyi, V. P.
  • Hevorkian, E. S.
  • Latosińska, Jolanta Natalia
  • Vovk, R.
  • Vovk, R. V.
  • Hordiienko, D. A.
  • Nerubatskyi, Volodymyr
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Foamy ceramic filters and new possibilities of their applications

  • Nerubatskyi, V. P.
  • Hevorkian, E. S.
  • Latosińska, Jolanta Natalia
  • Vovk, R.
  • Szumiata, T.
Abstract

Peculiarities of sintering of foamy ceramic filters based on submicron aluminum oxide powders with additions of titanium oxide and manganese dioxide nanopowders are considered. The processes of removal of polymeric and binder paraffin material during sintering have been studied. The physical and mechanical properties of the obtained porous permeable filters with a foamy structure were analyzed in details. At a sintering temperature in an air atmosphere of 1350 °C, sufficiently high physical and mechanical properties were obtained, which made it possible to use the developed filters as catalyst carriers for vehicle exhaust gases. Bench comparative tests have shown that ceramic filters with a foamed structure are promising catalysts for afterburning car exhaust gases instead of ceramic honeycomb blocks of catalyst carriers. The developed technology allows reducing the sintering temperature of porous foam ceramic filters to 1350 °C and replacing expensive high-temperature ceramic heaters with cheaper nickel-chromium ones.

Topics
  • porous
  • nickel
  • chromium
  • aluminum oxide
  • aluminium
  • titanium
  • Manganese
  • sintering