Industrial Ceramic Pump Sleeve Used in Industrial
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Product Description
Zirconia is an extremely refractory material. It offers chemical and corrosion inertness to temperatures well above the melting point of alumina. The material has low thermal conductivity. It is electrically conductive above 600° C and is used in oxygen sensor cells and as the susceptor (heater) in high temperature induction furnaces. With the attachment of platinum leads, nernst glowers used in spectrometers can be made as a light emitting filament which operates in air.
Properties of Industrial Ceramic Pump Sleeve
(1). Excellent in electrical insulation;
(2). High hardness and wear/corrosion resistance;
(3). High working temperature;
(4). Good thermal shock resistance;
Key Properties of Zirconium Oxide
Use temperatures up to 1000° C
- High density
- Low thermal conductivity (20% that of alumina)
- Chemical inertness
- Resistance to molten metals
- Ionic electrical conduction
- Wear resistance
- High fracture toughness
- High hardness
Typical Uses of ZrO2
- Precision ball valve balls and seats
- High density ball and pebble mill grinding media
- Rollers and guides for metal tube forming
- Thread and wire guides
- Hot metal extrusion dies
- Deep well down-hole valves and seats
- Powder compacting dies
- Marine pump seals and shaft guides
- Oxygen sensors
- High temperature induction furnace susceptors
- Fuel cell membranes
A wide variety of purity grades from 60% up to 99.7% pure of Aluminium oxide are available on the market. Typical grades that are used for modern industrial applications are of high purity from 95% to 99.7% Amongst the various advanced ceramics that exist today, alumina is the most commonly used ceramic materials that has a wide range of properties and a very competitive cost due to high tech of manufacturing techniques.
Properties of Aluminium Oxide
- Good mechanical strength under compressive loading
- Electrical insulation
- Hardness and excellent wear resistance
- Corrosion resistance to acid, gas, chemical etc.
- Excellent dielectric for direct Amp and microwaves application
- Law dielectric constant
Applications of Aluminium Oxide
- Excellent electric insulator products
- Sand and shot blasting nozzles
- Mig. & Tig. Welding shield and nozzles for laser cutting guns
- Various type of tubes with single hole to multy core/ hole cavities
- Seals for tap water
- Textile wear parts and thread guides
- Piston and sleeves for water pumps and chemical pumps
- Corrosion resistance components
Data Sheet
Characteristics | Unit | 95 Al2O3 | 99 Al2O3 | ZrO2 | GPSi3N4 | BN | Glass Ceramic |
Crystal Structure | - | hexagonal | hexagonal | tetragonal | hexagonal | hexagonal | - |
Color | - | white | ivory | white | gray | white | white |
Density | g/cm³ | 3.65 | 3.88 | 5.95 | 3.22 | 2.26 | 2.55 |
Water Absorption | % | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.0-1.0 | 0 |
Young's Modulus | Gpa | 280 | 350 | 205 | 295 | 670 | 65 |
Vickers Hardness | Gpa | 14 | 20 | 12 | 18-20 | - | - |
Flexural Strength | Mpa | 280 | 300 | 900 | 650 | 51 | 100 |
Compressive Strength | Mpa | 2000 | 2500 | 2200 | 2200 | 230 | 500 |
Thermal Conductivity | W/(m•K) | 18-25 | 30 | 2.2 | 25 | 20 | 1.70 |
Thermal shock resistance | ΔT(C°) | 220 | 180-200 | 280-350 | 450-650 | >1500 | 25-100 |
Max. Working Temperature | C° | 1500 | 1700 | 850 | 1200 | 960 | 800 |
Volume Resistivity | Ω . cm | >10^15 | >10^14 | >10^12 | >10^14 | 10^13 | 10^16 |
Dielectric Constant | - | 9.50 | 9.80 | 26 | 8.20 | 4.08 | 6.02 |
Dielectric Strength | kV/mm | 16 | 22 | - | 16 | 375 | 40 |
FAQ
We have organized several common questions for our clients, may help you sincerely：
----------What advantages of Ceramic Pump Sleeve?
- Good mechanical strength under compressive loading
- Electrical insulation
- Hardness and excellent wear resistance
- Corrosion resistance to acid, gas, chemical etc.
- Excellent dielectric for direct Amp and microwaves application
- Law dielectric constant
--------What is the application of Aluminium Oxide?
- Excellent electric insulator products
- Sand and shot blasting nozzles
- Mig. & Tig. Welding shield and nozzles for laser cutting guns
- Various type of tubes with single hole to multy core/ hole cavities
- Seals for tap water
- Textile wear parts and thread guides
- Piston and sleeves for water pumps and chemical pumps
- Corrosion resistance components
- Q: I want to add something to my room to spice it up a little and I was thinking of getting an old end table and making a ceramic table top My mom says not to do it because it‘s expensive and a waste of money. Is that true? I read about it online and it seems easy enough. Can i make it for cheap or? Thank you for you help
- It doesn't have to cost all that much. It all depends how you go about doing it. Go to a tile store that sell odd piece of ceramic tiles for cheap and take a hammer and start pounding into small pieces. You can use all kinds of color together to make your master piece. Some stores have out-of-date tiles that they are willing to give away or charge you a minimal fee. Check out a couple of stores that deal with tiles, small or large or both, it doesn't matter because you're going to hammer them down to pieces anyway. Try to get as many colors as you can. Do-it-your self is always cheaper than going out and purchasing the same thing that someone else did the same thing to. Check out several stores. Few pieces here, few pieces there. It all adds up. If you want to do this project, don't let other people (no offense to mom) discourage you. This is a form of art work. It's your own design, not someone else's. You could use full size pieces, but there will, no doubt be some amount of cutting involved. If you read instructions already that half the battle. However it shouldn't be a battle. It should be fun. You could become a famous ceramic artist. You just never know until you try.
- Q: We have old ceramic tile (almost 40 years old). It is white and honeycomb shape. It is actually in very good condition, but outdated. We were wanting to put new ceramic tile in. We were told we could just put the new on top with the application of thinset. We are a little leary about doing this. Has anyone heard of this?
- In the world of remodeling, with enough care and preparation almost anything can be done. The correct question ought to be is it a good idea. The answer to that is no, I would not recommend it. I suspect the source of your question is to avoid the effort and labor required to pull up the old ceramic. If you do not, you risk the inherent flaws of the first layer telegraphing up to the new floor and cracking tiles. This will happen I garrantee it. Debonding is a risk, no matter what ahesive you use. The more agressive epoxy bonding agents will have fumes that will make you house unliviable for up to a week as they off-gas and will kill any pets you may have. If you put down 1/2 plywood underlayment with the 3/8 tile thickness, your floor level transitions will be a challenge at the perimeter. Some food for thought
- Q: And, what are they used for?
- If you are looking for technical ceramics? then. Alumina, used as stucture mateiral in industrial furnace, as they could with stand high temp and relatively cheaper. Boron carbide, extremly hard and not heavy, could be used as bullet proof vest. Silicon nitride, ceramic bearings Zirconia, grinding media There's a lot more pure and mixture materials, such as silicon carbide, magnesium oxides, boron nitrides.
- Q: Hello I have a fuji sl1 with kysrium elite wheels by mavic, and a ultegra sl drivetrain, i would like to know what brand of ceramic bearings should i go for. Thanks
- My advice is to forget ceramic bearings. They won't make you go faster unless you are an elite racer looking to shave a few seconds off of a long time trial. I am pretty sure that all the bearings on your bike except the bottom bracket and headset are cup and cone with loose bearings. Take the time to completely overhaul the surfaces- remove the bearings, clean all surfaces of the factory grease, and reinstall with white lithium grease. Don't pack the bearings- Coat the races with a small amount of grease- just barely enough to coat it- and roll each bearing between your finger until thinly coated. Do this every 1500 miles and you'll be far ahead of the ceramic bearing peloton. If you really want to go overboard get some high grade stainless steel balls from your local bearing supplier.
- Q: I have a couple of ceramic things that I broke,one is a decorative teapot, and one is a big horse. I have tried several glues including super glue and even that magic putty stuff from t.v. but it doesn‘t work.
- Ceramic is porous, so you need a glue that's designed for porous surfaces. Super Glue isn't, as you have discovered. White glue works well, but may not be strong enough if you still want to be able to use the item. It works fine for things that will just be sitting on your shelf. For more strength, you can use a combination of glues. Don't blend them, though. That could be dangerous. Take the broken surfaces you want to glue together and apply a thin film of white glue to them. (If you're American, think Elmer's Glue. Plain old white glue.) Let that thin film dry thoroughly so it isn't sticky or tacky in the least when touched. Then apply the Super Glue according to the instructions on the package. The ceramic, being coated with the thin film of dried white glue, can no longer absorb the Super Glue like it did last time you tried it. This solution isn't advertised because white glue isn't a sophisticated, high-ticket product. It works wonderfully well, however.
- Q: which is better metal or ceramic braces?
- Talk to a realtor and a real estate attorney. Your questions are not one size fit all and you sound very inexperienced with real estate.
- Q: i want to buy a kiln and get into creamics. can any one tell me about the paints.what kind ? i also know there are stains and glazes. any good sites that sell in small amounts?
- Most craft stores might carry these.
- Q: I‘ve noticed that many of the ceramic pots/planters on the market this year don‘t come with a hole at the bottom. I bought a few that are beautiful, but they‘re useless if they hold water and my roots will rot.Anyone know of a good way to make a hole in the bottom without breaking the pot?Will a standard electric drill bit work?
- I personally keep my cats indoors to prevent them getting parasites, diseases, coming into contact with cruel children, being stolen, being hit by cars, etc. If I ever decided to have outdoor cats, I would definitely take certain precautions - microchip them and vaccinate them against everything they could possibly get in this area. However, my stress level would rise significantly. Being a worry-wart, I would worry about them until the moment they came home. When I was a toddler, my mother had a cat that would go outdoors in the evening and come back in the morning. Well, one day he never came back. We had no form of closure, because we had no idea what happened to him. It was awful. At least whenever my own cats pass away, I'll know that they are dead, and won't be worrying about what their fate was. For me, the risks of allowing cats to be outdoors (especially in a city), far outweighs the benefits. If I lived on a farm or something, I'd let them roam around, and just be careful whenever a machine is started, and hope that they have the sense to stay away from large animals with hooves. There are more dangers in cities, and I want to keep my cats safe.
- Q: i just dont like the look of metal.heard bad things about ceramic like how it can wear down the teeth?you get more appointments checkups ,its really fragile can take longer. but less noticeable what was your experience or what have you heard?but also the in ovation c braces have less appointments checkups,are faster and gentler. They‘re like white braces but they are slightly more noticeable than the ceramic in my opinion?what do you think are ceramic braces worth it?
- In Ovation C brackets are ceramic. If used properly by an experienced and well-trained orthodontist, ceramic brackets do not wear down the teeth. Ceramic brackets from any company are going to be more fragile than metal. If you haven't already done so, you need to have an appointment with an orthodontist who can explain all your options and help you make the best decision for you. **EDIT** We don't use the In Ovation brackets in the office where I work so I can't speak from experience regarding those. With some ceramics, there is more friction so treatment can take longer. Also, even with ceramics, people are going to see that you have something on your teeth. Several of our adult patients decided on metal because they preferred that other people just know they had braces rather than wonder, what's on her teeth? Good luck with your decision.
- Q: The difference between ceramic pot and purple clay pot
- False news have burst in the United States, Joyoung brands such as purple pot, purple insiders have said: "for the production of high-grade teapot Yixing aggregate surplus more, but for the production of a large number of so-called" purple clay pot "" Purple pot "with purple material is impossible!"
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Industrial Ceramic Pump Sleeve Used in Industrial
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- Loading Port:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 100 pc
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