Ceramic bodies formed from yttria stabilized zirconia-alumina

Compositions: ceramic – Ceramic compositions – Pore-forming

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501 95, 501105, 264 44, 2105101, 75411, 75412, C04B 3800, C04B 3548, C04B 3580

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ABSTRACT:
Ceramic bodies suitable for use in the filtration of molten metal are formed by immersing a porous organic substrate material in an aqueous thixotropic slurry containing yttria, zirconia and alumina; expelling excess slurry; drying the impregnated material; and heating to an elevated temperature to burn off the organic material and sinter the ceramic materials. The resulting zirconia-alumina ceramic bodies have from about 5-80% of the zirconia in a monoclinic phase and the remainder of the zirconia essentially in a stabilized cubic phase due to the yttria. The ceramic bodies thus produced have excellent strength, density, and thermal shock resistance properties.

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