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Revista Latinoamericana de Metalurgia y Materiales

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URIBE, Rafael. Medida de propiedades mecánicas y térmicas en PseudoBrukitas del tipo Al2Tio5. parte ii: determinación de la conductividad térmica por el método del “Pulso Láser”. Rev. LatinAm. Met. Mat. [online]. 2004, vol.24, n.1-2, pp.41-49. ISSN 0255-6952.

In oxides of Pseudobrookite type such as MgTiO5, FeTiO5 and Al2TiO5, some properties as elastic modulus, coefficient of thermal expansion and thermal conductivity depend mainly on the material grain size. It has not been found in the literature E, a and k values of Al2TiO5 materials completely free of microcracks. The purpose of this paper is to determine the Thermal Conductivity of Al2TiO5 particles from the structural material study of Al2O3 - Al2TiO5 with controlled microstructure. Two compound materials have been characterized Al2O3 - Al2TiO5 (5 and 10% Al2TiO5) and Al2O3 as a reference material with similar microstructural characteristics: Approximately 98.6% theoretical density, particle homogeneous dispersion and controlled grain size Al2O3 (Æ < 4 mm) and Al2TiO5 (Æ < 2.2 mm). Among the several techniques available for measure was the thermal conductivity/diffusivity, the laser flash method stands out for its low run time (less than 1 hour per temperature) and the reduced sample size required. From experimental diffusivity obtained and the application of theoretical models, conductivity value of Al2TiO5 particles inferior to 2.2 mm has been estimated with good accuracy. This result is consistent with k values from other pseudobrookite oxides free from microcracks.

Keywords : Thermal conductivity; Thermal diffusivity; Laser flash method,; Aluminum titanate,; Pseudobrookite.

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