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Effect of alumina fibers on ceramic shell mold properties

Authors: Bing-zheng Fan; Ling Zhang; Lei Jin; Xin-li Guo; Lan-bo Ma; Guo-yan Shui; Xun Sun

DOI: 10.1007/s41230-025-4054-9Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Optimal alumina fiber addition of 0.6wt.% yields the best comprehensive performance of ceramic shell molds, with high room- and high-temperature strengths and minimal self-weight deformation. • Green bending strength peaks at 6.20 MPa with 0.2wt.% alumina fibers, but further additions do not significantly enhance it. • High-temperature strength and resistance to self-weight deformation first increase then decrease with fiber content, peaking at 0.6wt.%. • Fiber reinforcement mechanisms such as bridging and pulling-out consume crack growth energy, improving shell mold strength.