1998
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-40421998000400029
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Influência da adição de defloculante, ligante e partículas de alumina no comportamento reológico de suspensões a base de frita e caulim

Abstract: Recebido em 2/12/96; aceito em 10/9/97 INFLUENCE OF ADDED DEFFLOCULANT, BINDER AND ALUMINA PARTICLES ON THE RHEOLOGICAL BEHAVIOR OF ENAMEL SUSPENSIONS. Enamel suspensions were characterized according to their rheological behavior. The suspensions presented a pseudoplastic behavior, yield stress and thixotropy, with or without the presence of deffloculant. Added carboxymethylcellulose increases the apparent viscosity of enamel suspensions and interacts complexly with the deffloculant, here sodium silicate. Addi… Show more

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“…Por sua vez, a alta concentração de óxidos em suspensão leva a diversos problemas, como alta viscosidade e envelhecimento. Esses problemas de processamento podem ser drasticamente reduzidos com o uso de polieletrólitos como defloculantes 1,2 . Dois polieletrólitos bastante usados são o poliacrilato e o polimetaacrilato de sódio ou amônio [3][4][5][6] .…”
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“…Por sua vez, a alta concentração de óxidos em suspensão leva a diversos problemas, como alta viscosidade e envelhecimento. Esses problemas de processamento podem ser drasticamente reduzidos com o uso de polieletrólitos como defloculantes 1,2 . Dois polieletrólitos bastante usados são o poliacrilato e o polimetaacrilato de sódio ou amônio [3][4][5][6] .…”
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“…At the end of this period, it was noticed the suspension inside the jar was more viscous than desired. Following, more 100 ml of isopropyl alcohol and 0.02% of PVB were added in order to decrease the shear stress and thus optimize the milling process (HOTZA et al, 1998). A sample of the obtained suspension was removed for particle size characterization.…”
Section: Biosilicate® Millingmentioning
confidence: 99%