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Study On Preparation And Properties Of SnO2 Electrode Ceramics Doped With MnO2, CuO And Sb2O3

Posted on:2008-12-11Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:G Q LuoFull Text:PDF
GTID:1101360242973078Subject:Materials Processing Engineering
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Dense SnO2-based electrode ceramics with excellent electrically-conductive property in high temperature and good corrosion resistance to molten glass has extensive application prospect in glass electric-melting industry. SnO2 electrode products, such as Stannex band and Corhart band, have already been used in the industry; however, combination property of SnO2 based electrode ceramics still could not satisfy the demand of operating life to the glass melting industry. Furthermore, the references concerning the densification, electrically conductive property and corrosion resistance to molten glass are few, and the mechanisms of densification, electric conductivity and corrosion resistance to molten soda-lime glass are still in dispute.In the present dissertation, SnO2 based electrode ceramics doped with MnO2, CuO and Sb2O3 were prepared by pressureless sintering. The effects of additives and sintering temperature on densification behavior, electrically conductive performance and corrosion resistance to molten soda-lime glass were studied. The mechanism of densification, electric conductivity and corrosion resistance to molten soda-lime glass were analyzed in detail. The influence of heat treatment in air at 725℃and corrosion by molten soda-lime glass at 1200℃for 100h on resistivity of SnO2 based ceramics was investigated.Relative density of SnO2-MnO2-Sb2O3 ceramics decreases with increasing of Sb2O3. Densification mechanism of SnO2 ceramics doped with MnO2 and Sb2O3 contains two points: one is the substitution reaction of Sn4+ for Mn ions, which promotes sintering; the other is the substitution reaction of Sn4+ for Sb5+ ions, which restrains densification of SnO2-MnO2-Sb2O3 ceramics. Densification mechanism of SnO2-CuO-Sb2O3 ceramics depends on the substitution reaction of Sn4+ for Sb5+ ions, which restrains the densification and surface diffusion of rich-Cu liquid phase at grain boundary, which greatly promotes the sintering ability of SnO2 based ceramics. SnO2 electrode ceramics simultaneously doped with MnO2, CuO and Sb2O3 integrate the good sintering property of SnO2-CuO-Sb2O3 ceramics in low temperature and of SnO2-MnO2-Sb2O3 ceramics in high temperature.SnO2-MnO2-CuO-Sb2O3 ceramics shows the negative characteristic of ln(ρ)-l/T. Electrically conductive property of SnO2-MnO2-CuO-Sb2O3 electrode ceramics relates closely with the carrier mobility restrained by diffusion of Cu ions on the surface of SnO2 grains, rich-Cu liquid phase, rich Mn phase at grain boundary and the substitution of Mn ions of low valence in the lattice of SnO2, and the type and concentration of current carrier determined by Sb5+/Sb3+ ratio.Corrosion rates of SnO2 based electrode ceramics doped with CuO, MnO2 and Sb2O3 after corrosion in soda-lime glass at 1200℃for 100 hours arrive to 10-4mm/h. Matrix material-SnO2 has excellent corrosion resistance to molten soda-lime glass, which is corroded by molten soda-lime glass by diffusion. Sintering aids, namely MnO2 and CuO, are easily dissolved by molten glass. Molten glass easily enters intergranular pores and corrodes the thick phase layer at grain boundary, but it is very difficult to infiltrate into transgranular pores and to corrode the very thin layer at grain boundary.Optimal compositions of SnO2 based electrode ceramics with excellently comprehensive property have been obtained as following:(1) 98.5SnO2-1MnO2-0.5Sb2O3;(2)98SnO2-0.5MnO2-0.5CuO-1Sb2O3;(3)98SnO2-0.25MnO2-0.75CuO-1Sb2O3;(3)98SnO2-1CuO-1Sb2O3. Their density, resistivity at room temperature and high temperature, and corrosion rate all arrive to or even exceed the present oversea SnO2 based electrode products, such as Stannex band and Corhart band.Heat treatment in air at 725℃increases current carrier concentrations and resistivity at 725℃of 98SnO2-1CuO-1Sb2O3 ceramics, decreases resistivity at room temperature and carrier mobility. Corrosion in soda-lime glass at 1200℃for 100 hours reduces resistivity at room temperature of dense SnO2-MnO2-CuO-Sb2O3 electrode ceramics. 98SnO2-1CuO-1Sb2O3 and 98SnO2-0.75MnO2-0.25CuO-1Sb2O3 electrode ceramics have excellent stability of resistivity at room temperature.
Keywords/Search Tags:SnO2, Electrode ceramics, Simultaneously doped, Densification, Resistivity, Corrosion rate
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