Classification and characteristics of ceramics

Due to the continuous development of ceramic science and technology. And the market's increasing demand for new ceramic products has forced ceramic companies to continuously develop new products. So that all kinds of new ceramics emerge in an endless stream. So, how should ceramics be classified? The editor of a ceramic wholesale manufacturer tells you that there are many classification methods for ceramics. Generally people are used to classify them according to the following four aspects: 　　 1. According to the purpose, it can be divided into daily ceramics, art (display) ceramics, sanitary chinaware ceramic, and architecture. , electrical ceramics, electronic ceramics, chemical ceramics, textile ceramics, Touqian (gas conveyor) ceramics and so on.　　 2. According to whether glaze is applied or not, it can be divided into two types: glazed ceramics and unglazed ceramics. 3. For the convenience of production, research and learning, people sometimes divide them into high-strength ceramics, ferroelectric ceramics, acid-resistant ceramics, high-temperature ceramics, piezoelectric ceramics, and high-toughness ceramics according to the properties of ceramics instead of chemical composition. , Electrolyte ceramics, optical ceramics (ie transparent ceramics), magnetic chinaware ceramic, dielectric ceramics, magnetic ceramics and bio-ceramics, etc.　　 Fourth, it can be simply divided into three categories: hard porcelain, soft porcelain and special porcelain.　　The porcelain produced in our country is mainly hard porcelain. Hard porcelain, the green body composition is small, the firing temperature is high, the color is white and solid above 1360 ℃, it is translucent, has good strength, high chemical stability and thermal stability, and is also a poor electrical conduction Body, such as electric porcelain, high-end white porcelin dinnerware porcelain, chemical porcelain, ordinary daily-use porcelain, etc. belong to this category, and can also be called feldspar glazed porcelain tableware. The difference between soft porcelain and hard porcelain is that the body contains more flux, and the firing temperature is slightly lower, below 1300℃, so its chemical stability, mechanical strength, and dielectric strength are all low. It is not used in general industrial porcelain. Soft porcelain, which is characterized by high translucency, is made of art porcelain, sanitary porcelain, ceramic tiles and various decorative porcelains, such as bone ash porcelain and frit porcelain. There are many types of special porcelain, mostly with various oxides as the main body, such as high-alumina porcelain, which is mainly alumina, magnesia porcelain, and magnesia; talc porcelain, mainly talc; beryllium porcelain , Mainly beryllium oxide or beryl; zirconium porcelain white porcelin dinnerware, mainly zirconia; titanium porcelain, mainly titanium oxide. The characteristics of the above-mentioned special ceramics are mostly products that do not contain clay or contain a very small amount of clay, and are molded by dry pressing and high-pressure methods. This type of porcelain is often used in the defense industry and heavy industry, such as rockets, missiles, and aircraft. , Car spark plugs, radios, internal semiconductors, porcelain knives for fast cutting, etc.

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