Process for Producing a Metastable Precursor Powder and for Producing Sialon from This Powder.
Authors
Jong BW
Source
U S Pat 4 184 884 1980 Jan; :
Link
NIOSHTIC No.
10007162
Abstract
A metastable precursor powder containing 20-60 pct si3n4 was prepared from si, al2o3, and al or aln by controlled nitridation. The powder was processed to sialon by doping the precursor powder with a sintering aid, cold-pressing or slip-casting, and sintering in n2. The sialon is used to make valve components and metal die- casting molds. Thus, a mixture of si 77.4, Al2o3 11.3 and al 11.3 Mol pct are mixed, screened through 50 mesh, agglomerated with water to approximately 20 mesh, dried, prereacted at 500 deg c for 1 h in n2 at 3 psig, and reacted with n2 at 1,380 deg c and 3 psi for 4 h to prepare the precursor powder. The precursor powder was mixed with 5 wt pct gd2o3 sintering aid milled, screened through 50 mesh, cold pressed at 20,000 psi, and sintered at 1,700 deg c in n2 for 1 h at 5 psi.
Publication Date
19800101
Document Type
PA;
Fiscal Year
1980
Identifying No.
P 4-80
NIOSH Division
TURC;
Source Name
U.S. Pat. 4,184,884, Jan. 22, 1980; Chem. Abstr. 91:215,597Q
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