New approach for obtaining ceramic NASICON (Na$_3$Zr$_2$ (SiO$_4$)$_2$PO$_4$) films sintered in situ by a sol-gel method, using spray deposition and Near-Infra Red Sintering
Rafael Marti Valls (1), Rebecca Griffin (1,2), Anne Sawhney (1),, Celina Domingos-Dlofo (1), Tom Dunlop (1), Sam Reis (1), Peter J. Holliman, (1), Jenny Baker (1,2), ((1) Swansea University, (2) The University of, Bath)
TL;DR
This paper presents a rapid, in situ sintering method for NASICON ceramic films using spray-coating and near-infrared ultrafast sintering, achieving high-temperature processing efficiently.
Contribution
It introduces a novel combination of spray-coating and NIR sintering for NASICON films, reducing manufacturing time significantly.
Findings
Successful in situ sintering of NASICON films on fused silica
First demonstration of high-temperature NIR sintering of ceramics
Reduced processing time compared to traditional methods
Abstract
In this work we demonstrate a NASICON film sintered in situ onto a fused silica substrate. This production method drastically reduces the manufacturing time by combining the use of a spray-coated sol-gel solution and near-infrared (NIR) ultrafast sintering technology. The first demonstration of NIR sintered ceramics at high temperatures (~1000C).
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Taxonomy
TopicsSynthesis and properties of polymers · Conducting polymers and applications · Ferroelectric and Piezoelectric Materials