Keywords
relative viscosity
wustite
particle collision
sticking
creep
fayalite
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Abstract
This article presents the fundamental bases to generate knowledge in forming fayalite-type adhesions. Likewise, to determine the conditions that favor the change of viscosity and consequent conditions of the plasticity of the studied system. The analysis focuses on temperatures between 723K and 1023K and pressures above 5 bar. As a result, the formation of adhesions observed in the production process that contain the materials involved and commonly associated with the collision between the particles are estimated, as well as the effect of the different associated energies that arise from this phenomenon. This mechanism may apply to the study of the adhesions of other ceramic materials under thermoplastic conditions with behavior in similar conditions to the studied ceramic system, using the equation modified to that proposed by Mc Lean for thermoelasticity of metals.
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