Titlebook: Materials for Refractories and Ceramics; A Study of Patents a Marten Terpstra Book 1986 ECSC, EEC, EAEC, Brussels and Luxembourg 1986 ceram

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Aluminium-Based Materialsermal treatment in an autoclave at a temperature between 160 and 25°C and under a pressure between 5 and 50 AT for a period between 20 minutes and 4 hours. During hydrothermal treatment aluminium trihydroxide is converted into aluminium oxyhydroxide, containing 0.01–25%. Cr.O. and/or Fe.O..

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Ceramic and hard materials, intermediates, based on aluminium and aluminium oxides, containing 0.5 to 15 w.% N.O., followed by granulation of the compacted material and heat treatment of the granules obtained. From this material various products can be made like balls, cylinders, small plates, etc.

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Aluminium-Based Materialsspension of aluminium trihydroxide, the suspension also containing soluble chrome and/or iron components. This suspension is then exposed to a hydrothermal treatment in an autoclave at a temperature between 160 and 25°C and under a pressure between 5 and 50 AT for a period between 20 minutes and 4 h

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Materials Predominantly Based on Boronter than 1 or 1 and x = z, but not equal with y. The hard material is obtained by exposing boron, nitrogen and carbon containing materials to conditions, permitting the formation of the hard material, for example under a pressure of min. 50 kbar and a temperature between 1300 and 2000°C.