Zirconia fibers as a component of high temperature thermal insulation (review)

Babashov V.G., Varrik N.M.
UDC
66.045.3
DOI
10.18577/2307-6046-2021-0-10-79-86
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Babashov V.G., Varrik N.M. Zirconia fibers as a component of high temperature thermal insulation (review) // Proceedings of VIAM. 2021. No. 10. DOI: 10.18577/2307-6046-2021-0-10-79-86. URL: https://test.viam.ru/en/journal/2021/10/8
Keywords
oxide fiber, zirconium oxide, high-temperature heat insulation, sol-gel method, electrospunning.
Abstract

Based on the analysis of recent publications of scientific and technical literature, data on the production of zirconium oxide fibers used for the manufacture of high-temperature thermal insulation materials are presented. Information is provided on various methods of obtaining zirconium oxide fibers (methods of impregnation of the template and molding of the mixture, sol-gel method of spinning a fiber-forming precursor solution), as well as on the technique of fiber molding (manual pulling, dry and wet spinning, blowing and electrospinning). The use of such fibers for the production of thermal insulation materials (felts, cords and blocks) instead of currently existing materials made of aluminum oxide-based fibers can significantly increase the operating temperatures of the thermal protection systems.

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