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| - Vitreous enamel coatings are surface treatments which occur on metallic substrates by burning at a temperature above 800°C. These coatings provide good protection for metal materials against corrosion, aggressive environments and also significantly improve the surface properties of basic material. The resistance of the enamel coating to cracking and fracture can significantly reduce the risk of defects such as “fish scales”, chipping, cracking, etc. Vitreous coatings are widely used in many technology sectors (construction, engineering, architecture, medicine, food industry, chemical industry, etc). The most important inorganic components in the manufacture of these coatings are glassy frit, pigments and clay. Usage of different sizes of inorganic components has a large influence on the quality of the final coating. The size of the input components of inorganic nano-sized particles positively impacts the brittle-fracture properties of the vitreous enamel coating compared to conventional particle size. The experimental works focused on the comparison of particle sizes of clay on the resulting brittle-fracture properties and mechanical properties of vitreous enamel coatings. The raw materials input used a clay component of a conventional size in microns and the new nano scale. The fracture properties of enamel coatings are important for understanding the causes of defects in vitreous enamel coatings and their dissemination. The tests were focused on the testing of vitreous enamel coatings in contact with the biological environment and its influence on the brittle-fracture properties and mechanical properties of enamel coating. The current test results show the positive effect of the nano size of the input components on the properties of these coatings.
- Vitreous enamel coatings are surface treatments which occur on metallic substrates by burning at a temperature above 800°C. These coatings provide good protection for metal materials against corrosion, aggressive environments and also significantly improve the surface properties of basic material. The resistance of the enamel coating to cracking and fracture can significantly reduce the risk of defects such as “fish scales”, chipping, cracking, etc. Vitreous coatings are widely used in many technology sectors (construction, engineering, architecture, medicine, food industry, chemical industry, etc). The most important inorganic components in the manufacture of these coatings are glassy frit, pigments and clay. Usage of different sizes of inorganic components has a large influence on the quality of the final coating. The size of the input components of inorganic nano-sized particles positively impacts the brittle-fracture properties of the vitreous enamel coating compared to conventional particle size. The experimental works focused on the comparison of particle sizes of clay on the resulting brittle-fracture properties and mechanical properties of vitreous enamel coatings. The raw materials input used a clay component of a conventional size in microns and the new nano scale. The fracture properties of enamel coatings are important for understanding the causes of defects in vitreous enamel coatings and their dissemination. The tests were focused on the testing of vitreous enamel coatings in contact with the biological environment and its influence on the brittle-fracture properties and mechanical properties of enamel coating. The current test results show the positive effect of the nano size of the input components on the properties of these coatings. (en)
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| - INFLUENCE OF SIZE INPUT RAW MATERIALS OF THE RESULTING BRITTLE-FRACTURE PROPERTIES OF VITREOUS ENAMEL COATINGS
- INFLUENCE OF SIZE INPUT RAW MATERIALS OF THE RESULTING BRITTLE-FRACTURE PROPERTIES OF VITREOUS ENAMEL COATINGS (en)
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| - INFLUENCE OF SIZE INPUT RAW MATERIALS OF THE RESULTING BRITTLE-FRACTURE PROPERTIES OF VITREOUS ENAMEL COATINGS
- INFLUENCE OF SIZE INPUT RAW MATERIALS OF THE RESULTING BRITTLE-FRACTURE PROPERTIES OF VITREOUS ENAMEL COATINGS (en)
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| - RIV/61989100:27360/11:86080484
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| - break toughness; clay; brittle fracture; vitreous enamel coat (en)
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| - 20th Anniversary International Conference on Metallurgy and Materials: METAL 2011
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| - Bártek, Vratislav
- Kopaňáková, Sylvie
- Laník, Tomáš
- Podjuklová, Jitka
- Suchánková, Kateřina
- Šrubař, Petr
- Hrabovská, Kamila
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