期刊
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY
卷 102, 期 2, 页码 706-716出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/jace.16046
关键词
alumina; energy efficient; simulation; spark plasma sintering
资金
- US Department of Energy, Materials Sciences Division [DE-SC0008581]
An energy efficient spark plasma sintering method enabling the densification of large size samples assisted by very low electric current levels is developed. In this method, the electric current is concentrated in the graphite foils around the sample. High-energy dissipation is then achieved in this area enabling the heating and full densification of large (alumina) parts (empty set 40 mm) at relatively low currents (800 A). The electrothermal mechanical simulation reveals that the electric current needed to heat the large samples is 70% lower in the energy efficient configuration compared to the traditional configuration. The presence of thermal and densification gradients is also revealed for the larger size samples. Potential solutions for this problem are discussed. The experiments confirm the possibility of full densification (96%-99%) of large alumina samples. This approach allows using small (and low cost) SPS devices (generally limited to 10-15 mm samples) for large-size samples (40-50 mm). The developed technique enables also an optimized energy consumption by large-scale SPS systems.
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