CN1308035A - Ceramic surface treating technology - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a treatment technology for raising ceramic surface performance, and is characterized by infiltrating a layer of nanometer material with a certain thickness and density into ceramic (micrometer) surface so as to raise ceramic surface performance.
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The present invention relates to pottery (micron) surface (nanometer) treatment technology, be applicable to the processing on various potteries (micron) surfaces (nanometer).
Pottery can be used widely in the engineering field with its unique ultimate compression strength, very high surface hardness and excellent abrasive as novel engineering materials.
Nowadays along with the development of nanotechnology, the application of pottery will have breakthrough development.
The objective of the invention is by pottery (micron) surface (nanometer) treatment technology, obtain a kind of super wear-resisting (super life-span), the rational ceramic product of the ratio of performance to price.
To achieve these goals, the present invention evenly is coated with the certain thickness nanometer powder (coating) under the protective material protection of one deck on pottery (micron) surface of intending changing surface property, is placed in the isostatic pressure vessel, applies the 250-500Mpa hydrostatic pressure.Under the effect of ultra-high voltage; nano particle stripper surface protective material is penetrated into micron-sized ceramic surface; reaching on every side with ceramic particle, nano particle (pedesis) combines; form the layer of nanomaterial of the certain density of certain thickness, bring into play the performance of its nano material and improve the performance of ceramic surface.
Such as zirconium white (micron) carbon removing mould of handling with the nanometer titanium (belonging to overflow mould), because the good hardness of nanometer titanium and wear resistance and magical repair ability, bring up to 10.5 day, and manufacturing cost only increased by 10% by original 5 days (22h/ day) its work-ing life.
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1, pottery (micron) surface (nanometer) treatment technology is characterized in that pottery (micron) surface, and the nano material of infiltration one deck certain thickness, certain density changes the ceramic surface performance.
2, pottery according to claim 1 (micron) surface (nanometer) treatment technology is characterized in that: according to the needs of intending changing surface property, be coated with the certain thickness nanometer powder (coating) under the protective material protection of one deck at ceramic surface.
3, according to the described pottery of claim 2 (micron) surface (nanometer) technology, it is characterized in that: the ceramic member that is coated with one deck nanometer powder is placed in the isostatic pressure vessel, waiting under the static pressure 250-500Mpa pressure, nanometer powder is penetrated into ceramic surface.
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