Ceramic Heat Pipes for High Temperature Application
High temperature heat pipes with a ceramic container consisting out of sintered silicon carbide (SSiC) and with zinc as working fluid are investigated.
High temperature heat pipes with a ceramic container consisting out of sintered silicon carbide (SSiC) and with zinc as working fluid are investigated.
This paper describes the effect of metal powder addition to a standard fired ceramic kiln-furniture product. Different amounts and combinations of aluminium and silicon are tested. Small additions have the metals completely oxidised forming secondary mullite or corundum.
Throughout 2018, alumina production has kept suffering from significant continuous cost increases – in particular bauxite, energy, freight and caustic soda.
Prototype manufacturing and testing is time-consuming and costly. To save time and to reduce cost, use of computer simuation is state-of-the-art in many industries, e.g. for product development or process optimisation. Nevertheless, simulation requires some invest in software, skilled people, and time for model development and validation. For this reason, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) often hesitate to make use of simulations for their R&D activities or technical services. To overcome this hurdle, VM&P Virtual Materials and Processes GmbH/DE offers its simulation expertise as service particularly for SMEs.
The effect of Calcium Aluminate Cement (CAC) fineness and mineralogy on workability and high temperature performance of two commercial available CAC was investigated.
Heat insulating refractories have been widely adopted owing to the low thermal conductivity that permit reducing heat losses through the lining of furnaces, to reduce a consumption of energy carriers in thermal units.
Different parameters (i.e., particle size distribution and packing, size and amount of coarse grains, and other features of the resulting microstructure) can affect the erosion resistance of refractory castables.
RHI Magnesita/AT, has announced in June 2018 that it is to increase investment in the strategically important Chinese market by investing above EUR 20 million in its dolomite plant in Chizhou, Anhui Province in China.
Effective as of 4 April 2018, BHS-Sonthofen acquired all shares in AVA GmbH & Co. KG, which is based in Herrsching in the Greater Munich Area.
International Syalons Ltd./GB announced that the Company has been acquired in full by Calsitherm Verwaltungs GmbH/DE, and as of 18 July 2018 now are part of the Calsitherm Group.