Ceramic Additive Application Technology

Author: Yu Kangtai
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book briefly introduces the concept and development status of ceramic additives, focusing on the mechanism of action of ceramic additives and the application of some common additives in different ceramic fields. It includes the testing methods for various additives and provides detailed descriptions of several types of specialized ceramic additives. This book is highly valuable for engineering technicians engaged in the development, research, and production of ceramic products, and can also serve as a reference for students and teachers in material and inorganic materials-related fields at universities. The content of the book includes: Introduction; An Overview of Ceramic Additives; Mechanism of Action of Ceramic Additives; Application of Ceramic Additives; Specialized Ceramic Additives. In the overview, several major categories of ceramic additives are introduced, such as dispersants, flocculants, plasticizers, suspension stabilizers, wetting agents, forming rheological additives, lubricants, binders, mold-release assistants, defoamers, preservatives, grinding assistants, filtering assistants, powder surface modification assistants, screen printing and other decorative assistants, and product sintering assistants. In the mechanism of action section, the testing methods for various additives are emphasized. In the application section, the general application of different additives in various ceramic industries is introduced, and in the final chapter, several types of specialized ceramic additives are described in detail. This book briefly introduces the concept and development status of ceramic additives, focusing on the mechanism of action of ceramic additives and the application of some common additives in different ceramic fields, including the testing methods for various additives and detailed descriptions of several types of specialized ceramic additives. This book is highly valuable for engineering technicians engaged in the development, research, and production of ceramic products, and can also serve as a reference for students and teachers in material and inorganic materials-related fields at universities.