Author:
Savvova О.V., ,Fesenko O.I.,Voronov G.K.,Tymofieiev V.D.,Babich O.V.
Abstract
The efficiency of the use of IR spectroscopy in studying the structure of magnesium-aluminosilicate glass-ceramic materials was analyzed. It was established that the formation of the structure of these glass-ceramic materials during the heat treatment is associated with a distortion of the cordierite structure. The presence of solid solutions, high and low cordierite in the structure of the materials under study was detected according to the systems of bands F2, E2, C2 and D2, depending on the temperature of their heat treatment. The mechanism of phase formation in magnesium-aluminosilicate glass-ceramic materials has been determined, which consists in the formation of future crystals of -cordierite and spinel at the initial stages of nucleation, and crystals of -cordierite and mullite at the stage of crystallization. Formation of a finely dispersed glass-ceramic structure with a predominant content of -cordierite or mullite under conditions of low-temperature heat treatment is a decisive factor in ensuring high thermal and mechanical properties of glass-ceramic materials. This allows them to be used as structural elements of devices and equipment under thermal and mechanical loads.
Publisher
SHEI Ukrainian State University of Chemical Technology
Subject
Materials Chemistry,General Chemical Engineering,Environmental Chemistry,General Chemistry
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