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Introduction to
High-Technology Ceramic
(S i l i c a t e N o n - s i l i c a t e O x i d e - b a s e d N o n o x i d e c e r a m i c )
Big corporation
Many SMEs for
global supply chain
Remarkable properties
Remarkable properties
Remarkable properties
Shock
resistance
From 1 to n …
Non oxide
ceramic materials
History
When & In what form?
Long & interesting history
History of History of
ceramics mankind
Major properties
Application
Example of kaolin clay
Fine-grained natural rock or soil materials that combines also
traces of metal oxides and organic matter.
Kaolin: main raw materials of porcelain
Properties:
Plasticity for shaping
Sheet layer 1
…
Sheet layer n
Thermal behavior
Oxide-based ceramic
Oxide-based ceramic
A lot of different materials
A lot of properties
A lot of applications …
Alumina
Al2O3 or aluminium oxide The most widespread ceramic in
industry
Bayer production
process
High hardness
Chemically inertness
High electrical resistivity
Zirconia
From natural Zircon (ZrSiO4) with specific
treatment to obtain oxide ZrO2 – Baddeleyite
Optionally doped with other oxides (CaO, Y2O3…)
to stabilize a given structure and modulate the
properties.
Properties
• Very high toughness
• High mechanical strength
• Biocompatibility
Titatina
TiO2 or titanium dioxide produced
from titanium ore with specific treatments
Brightness, very high refractive index
Resistance to discolouration under UV
Photocatalyst effect = self-cleaning
1. Carbon-based
materials
2. Carbides
3. Nitrides
Carbon diamond (C)
Application:
Carbon graphite
Extraordinary properties:
Applications
Aluminium Nitride (AlN)
Properties
Applications
Boron Nitride (BN)
Properties and applications
Ceramic story at HCMUT
Before 1975: pottery workshop for colleges and workers
training of Phu Tho Insitut of Technology
1975-2000: Research center for pottery production of
HCMUT, internship and engineering formation with major
Inorganic and Silicate program (Fac. of Chemical engineering)
From 2000-now: Department of Ceramic materials – Fac. Of
Materials Technology, specialized in formation and research
transfer in the field of Ceramic engineering
Facilities
Department’s offices: C4-104
(main campus) & H2-602
(campus 2)
Laboratory:
• Module of high temperature
furnaces & ceramic: 105-106 C4
• Module of cement, concrete: H2-
101 & basement of H2
Pottery workshop: 140m2
with pilot scale equipments
Board of lecturers
Lecturers: 1 Full Prof., 1 Assoc. Prof. 5 PhD, 2 MSc
• Mr. Đỗ Quang Minh, Full Prof. PhD. (Slovakia),
• Mrs. Huỳnh Ngọc Minh, PhD. (HCMUT) – Head of Laboratory
• Mr. Nguyễn Khánh Sơn, PhD. (France) – Head of Dept. cum Deputy Dean
• Mr. Phạm Trung Kiên, Assoc. Prof. PhD. (Japan),
• Mrs. Nguyễn Vũ Uyên Nhi, MSc
• Mrs. Lê Minh Sơn, MSc
• Mr. Kiều Đỗ Trung Kiên, PhD. (HCMUT) – Head of Labor Union
• Mr. Nguyễn Ngọc Trí Huỳnh, PhD. (Japan)
• Mr. Nguyễn Hoàng Thiên Khôi, PhD. (Korea)
Materials
sintering and Mixing, casting QC analysis and
processing and curing in air amelioration
Materials engineer
Cooperation for internship and job opportunities
Institutes and Universities:
Industrial partners
MOU 2020
MOU 2019
MOU 2018
Alumnus
18 promotions of undergraduate
students (around 500) who now
work in industries and as
technician, researcher…
R&D axes and results
1. Traditional silicates & construction
materials toward sustainability
• Raw materials processing and utilization for green
production • Controlled release chemical admixture
• Insulators ceramic for cement concrete
• Crystallized, antibacterial glaze • Geopolymerization of solid waste
Glass surface coating with • Unfired materials, Porous ceramics
nano
TiO2,
Al2O3,
ZnO
Crystallized
glaze Porous diatomite-based
materials
High temperature furnace
Flash calcination
system
High shear mixer 2000 rpm
R&D axes and results
Lithium silicate glass
ceramic for dental prosthesis
3. Bio-ceramics, Biomass and
Biomineralization by microrganism
Materials for Bio medicine (prosthesis, bone
graft…)
Microbially induced CaCO3 precipitation