Dynamic drilling as an alternative method for determining the mechanical behavior of refractories materials

Journal Title: TecnoLógicas - Year 2017, Vol 20, Issue 39

Abstract

Ceramic materials hardness is usually determined by Vickers microindentation, which requires rigorous sample preparation and highly demanding analysis of traces turning this method difficult to use in industrial applications. This research is focused to correlate Vickers Hardness to drilling resistance by a hard-tipped drill-bit on alumina, alumina-zirconia-silica (AZS) and alumina-chromite refractories bricks. Alumina and AZS bricks were manufactured by electromelting process leading to obtain highly densified microstructures, while alumina-chromite bricks were manufactured by pressing and sintering which conducts to lower densification and particles cohesion within the bricks microstructure. Alumina and AZS refractories measured hardness is 1506.00 ± 99.71HV1,5N(15.10 ± 0.90 GPa) and 1028.00 ± 95.49HV2,7N(10.30 ± 0.90 GPa) respectively, which is in contrast with the low measured hardness on alumina-chromite bricks of 54.00 ± 2.00 HV50N(0.54 ± 0.02 GPa) despite of the high hardness of alumina and chromite used as feedstock maybe due to a low cohesion between the particles. Drilling resistance results showed a well-fitted behavior regarding the measured Vickers hardness then the drilling resistance test is useful to predict the hardness of highly densifiedas well as of friable ceramic materials.

Authors and Affiliations

Daniel Zuluaga-Castrillón, Juan F. Hernández-Ruiz, Fabio Vargas-Galvis, María E. López-Gómez, Claudia C. Palacio-Espinosa

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  • EP ID EP348389
  • DOI 10.22430/22565337.694
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Daniel Zuluaga-Castrillón, Juan F. Hernández-Ruiz, Fabio Vargas-Galvis, María E. López-Gómez, Claudia C. Palacio-Espinosa (2017). Dynamic drilling as an alternative method for determining the mechanical behavior of refractories materials. TecnoLógicas, 20(39), 99-114. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-348389