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  • 2020Development of the Structure of an Automated Control System Using Tensor Techniques for a Diffusion Station3citations
  • 2017Synthesis of Optimal Robust Regulator for Food Processing Facilities21citations
  • 2016Heat accumulating blocks based on the pyrophyllite and thermally expanded graphite1citations

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  • Sidletskyi, Viktor
  • Elperin, Ihor
  • Anatolii, Ladaniuk
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  • Ladanyuk, Anatoliy
  • Kachniarz, Maciej
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  • Lutskaya, Natalya
  • Nowicki, Michał
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Heat accumulating blocks based on the pyrophyllite and thermally expanded graphite

  • Korobiichuk, Igor
  • Szewczyk, Roman
  • Tolkach, Oleksandr
  • Melnik, Oleksandr
  • Nowicki, Michał
Abstract

Electrically conductive composites are widely employed as electrical heating elements, heat accumulation blocks and others. By the mechanical mixing the thermally expanded graphite (TEG), pyrophyllite and kaolin (as binder) the electroconductive composite materials were obtained. These materials have heat accumulation properties and can be used in the autonomous heating system as a heat accumulation blocks. The prospects of using pyrophyllite as a matrix and the possibility of partial replacement of kaolin were shown. A comparative analysis of main functional properties of composite was made. Based on pyrophyllite and kaolin a manufacturing technology of heat accumulation blocks was obtained. Analysis of obtained microphotographs of the material shows that the structure of the material is highly porous and layered. Layered structure provides high sensitivity of resistive properties of the strain in the direction perpendicular to the layers. Microphotographs showed that TEG particles in the forming process create flat agglomerates that are evenly distributed on the volume of ceramic matrix. The influence of ratio of pyrophyllite and kaolin on the porosity and electrical resistivity of a new composite material was investigated. It was shown that replacing kaolin by pyrophyllite makes possible to increase significantly the electrical conductivity of composites.

Topics
  • porous
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • resistivity
  • layered
  • composite
  • forming
  • porosity
  • ceramic
  • electrical conductivity
  • mechanical mixing