Application: | Catalytic Converter, Refractory Lining, Thermal Insulation |
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Material: | Alumi |
Color: | Dark Gray |
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Firstly, machining aluminum nitride ceramics requires specialized tools and techniques distinct from those used for metals. Common tool materials such as tungsten steel should be avoided to prevent rapid deterioration of tool life. Instead, polycrystalline diamond (PCD) tools are preferred for grinding operations due to their diamond composition, enabling effective machining of aluminum nitride materials.
Equally crucial is the establishment of rational machining paths, which significantly influence machining outcomes. During CNC machining of aluminum nitride ceramics, issues like edge collapse after piercing frequently arise. Implementing appropriate machining paths can preempt such occurrences, thereby enhancing the quality of aluminum nitride ceramic products.
Secondly, equipment selection plays a pivotal role due to the hardness of aluminum nitride ceramics. Conventional CNC machine tools often lack the requisite rigidity to effectively machine these materials. Given the extreme hardness of aluminum nitride, machining inevitably induces greater vibrations than other materials. Insufficient rigidity may lead to tool chatter and jeopardize spindle accuracy. For optimal machining of aluminum nitride ceramics, dedicated ceramic machining centers with enhanced rigidity are recommended. These specialized machines mitigate vibration during machining, thereby safeguarding spindle integrity and offering superior protection against abrasive ceramic powders.
Aluminium Nitride Material Properties
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Material
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ALN
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Item No.
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INC-AN180
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INC-AN200
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INC-AN220
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Color
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Gray
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Gray
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Beige
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Main Content
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96%ALN
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96%ALN
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97%ALN
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Main Characteristics
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High Thermal Conductivity,Excellent Plasma Resistance
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Main Applications
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Heat Dissipating Parts,Plasma Resistance Parts
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Bulk Density
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3.30
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3.30
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3.28
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Water Absorption
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0
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0
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0
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Vickers Hardness(Load 500g)
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10.0
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9.5
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9.
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Flexural Strength
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>=350
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>=325
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>=280
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Compressive Strength
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2500
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2500
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-
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Young' Modulus of Elasticity
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320
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320
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320
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Poisson's Ratio
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0.24
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0.24
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0.24
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Fracture Toughness
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-
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-
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-
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Coefficient Linear Thermal Expansion
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40-400degree
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4.8
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4.6
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4.5
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Thermal Conductivity
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20degree
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180
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200
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220
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Specific Heat
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0.74
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0.74
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0.76
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Thermal Shocking Resistance
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-
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-
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-
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Volume Resistivity
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20degree
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>=10-14
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>=10-14
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>=10-13
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Dielectric Strength
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>=15
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>=15
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>=15
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Dielectric Constant
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1MHz
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9
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8.8
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8.6
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Loss Tangent
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*10-4
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5
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5
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6
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