Thermodynamic Sintering and Microstructure of Nickel Ferrite Based Material

Cyril Condolf; Armand Gabriel; Alexander Pisch; Claude Carry

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AST.45.45

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Thermodynamic Sintering and Microstructure of Nickel Ferrite Based Material

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Sintering of nickel ferrite is strongly enhanced by carbonaceous debinding. It is shown that this effect can be easily explained through thermodynamic consideration on oxygen potential and content evolution during the sintering operation. DTG and dilatometry experiment are in good agreement with driving force calculation and phase diagrams analysis.

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Cyril Condolf, Armand Gabriel, Alexander Pisch, Claude Carry

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Chemical Thermodynamics, Dilatometry, DTG, Sintering

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