Analysis of thermo-mechanical behavior for ceramic powder during cold and warm compaction processes / Mohd Sani Jamailudin and Mohamed Azwa Hasshim

The thermo-mechanical behavior of alumina ceramic powder during cold and warm compaction processes was studied. The mechanical characterization such as green density, sintered density and linear shrinkage of the sintered compacted alumina ceramic powders were included in the study. The effect of sin...

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المؤلفون الرئيسيون: Jamailudin, Mohd Sani, Hasshim, Mohamed Azwa
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spelling my-uitm-ir.702992023-05-25T08:18:58Z Analysis of thermo-mechanical behavior for ceramic powder during cold and warm compaction processes / Mohd Sani Jamailudin and Mohamed Azwa Hasshim 2004 Jamailudin, Mohd Sani Hasshim, Mohamed Azwa Thermodynamics The thermo-mechanical behavior of alumina ceramic powder during cold and warm compaction processes was studied. The mechanical characterization such as green density, sintered density and linear shrinkage of the sintered compacted alumina ceramic powders were included in the study. The effect of sintering temperature towards the density also was studied. Experimental works were carried out in the laboratory for a simple cylindrical of compacted powder using a uniaxial die compaction machine. The parameters which were measured were force and displacement. This will provide information on the tooling movement and the required force for compaction of powders. The density and linear shrinkage is obtained by measuring the dimensions of the green compacted powder and sintered compacted powder. Two types of powder are used which is pure alumina (NO 115) and alumina with acrylic binders (NM9620). The experimental work results were discussed in order to find the reason for such behavior and characteristic. From the compaction results, compaction at 150°C indicate that less force is needed to compact powder compare to compaction at room temperature. Both green and sintered density of compaction temperature atl50°C is higher and relatively close to the theoretical density. Linear shrinkage indicates that diameter shrinkage will increase as the sintering temperature increases for both powders. For powders compacted at room temperature, the height shrinkage will increase as the sintering temperature increased but for powders compacted at 150°C, the height shrinkage will decrease as the sintering temperature increased. 2004 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/70299/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/70299/1/70299.pdf text en public degree Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
institution Universiti Teknologi MARA
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language English
topic Thermodynamics
spellingShingle Thermodynamics
Jamailudin, Mohd Sani
Hasshim, Mohamed Azwa
Analysis of thermo-mechanical behavior for ceramic powder during cold and warm compaction processes / Mohd Sani Jamailudin and Mohamed Azwa Hasshim
description The thermo-mechanical behavior of alumina ceramic powder during cold and warm compaction processes was studied. The mechanical characterization such as green density, sintered density and linear shrinkage of the sintered compacted alumina ceramic powders were included in the study. The effect of sintering temperature towards the density also was studied. Experimental works were carried out in the laboratory for a simple cylindrical of compacted powder using a uniaxial die compaction machine. The parameters which were measured were force and displacement. This will provide information on the tooling movement and the required force for compaction of powders. The density and linear shrinkage is obtained by measuring the dimensions of the green compacted powder and sintered compacted powder. Two types of powder are used which is pure alumina (NO 115) and alumina with acrylic binders (NM9620). The experimental work results were discussed in order to find the reason for such behavior and characteristic. From the compaction results, compaction at 150°C indicate that less force is needed to compact powder compare to compaction at room temperature. Both green and sintered density of compaction temperature atl50°C is higher and relatively close to the theoretical density. Linear shrinkage indicates that diameter shrinkage will increase as the sintering temperature increases for both powders. For powders compacted at room temperature, the height shrinkage will increase as the sintering temperature increased but for powders compacted at 150°C, the height shrinkage will decrease as the sintering temperature increased.
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author Jamailudin, Mohd Sani
Hasshim, Mohamed Azwa
author_facet Jamailudin, Mohd Sani
Hasshim, Mohamed Azwa
author_sort Jamailudin, Mohd Sani
title Analysis of thermo-mechanical behavior for ceramic powder during cold and warm compaction processes / Mohd Sani Jamailudin and Mohamed Azwa Hasshim
title_short Analysis of thermo-mechanical behavior for ceramic powder during cold and warm compaction processes / Mohd Sani Jamailudin and Mohamed Azwa Hasshim
title_full Analysis of thermo-mechanical behavior for ceramic powder during cold and warm compaction processes / Mohd Sani Jamailudin and Mohamed Azwa Hasshim
title_fullStr Analysis of thermo-mechanical behavior for ceramic powder during cold and warm compaction processes / Mohd Sani Jamailudin and Mohamed Azwa Hasshim
title_full_unstemmed Analysis of thermo-mechanical behavior for ceramic powder during cold and warm compaction processes / Mohd Sani Jamailudin and Mohamed Azwa Hasshim
title_sort analysis of thermo-mechanical behavior for ceramic powder during cold and warm compaction processes / mohd sani jamailudin and mohamed azwa hasshim
granting_institution Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)
granting_department Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
publishDate 2004
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/70299/1/70299.pdf
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