The materials of the technical ceramics dispose of properties and property combinations, which in many relationships of other materials can not be reached. Technical ceramics are characterized by their excellent electrical properties such as excellent electrical insulation, high dielectric strength, low dielectric losses. (more…)
Archive for February, 2009The technical ceramicsThursday, February 12th, 2009Technical ceramics at SembachThursday, February 12th, 2009
An important advantage of the technical ceramics is the constancy of their properties, especially their strength, temperature resistance and wear-and corrosion resistance. (more…) Liquid solution synthesis methods of ceramicThursday, February 12th, 2009
Synthesis of ceramic powdersWednesday, February 11th, 2009
Ceramics sevillanaTuesday, February 10th, 2009
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Technical ceramics differs from the established decorative ceramics or use ceramic tiles as well as, inter alia, by the purity and the close tolerance grain size of their precursors, and often by special firing process. 
Solution, precipitation and co precipitation ion techniques have been widely used in industry for preparing ceramic powders. The main advantage of using the synthesis solution is the chemical homogeneity of the products obtained. Some examples of synthesis in solution are: 
Introduction: The properties of a ceramic product either in its final state, i.e. after the forming and sintering process, highly dependent on the nature and characteristics of powders used as raw material. Purity, particle size distribution, reactivity, shape of particles, productivity and cost of raw materials should be factors to consider during the design and manufacturing of any ceramic product. 
Sevillana ceramics had a major influence in the sixteenth century trade relations with the West Indies, Seville and the rest of Europe, particularly in Italy, having been established in sevilla Genoese banking offices. The immense wealth that came from the overseas trade attracted merchants Flemish, German, Genoese, Venetians, and so on., Increasing demand for fine art and decorative elements, including high quality ceramic.