Ceramic raw materials from the pulsating hot gas stream
Creating customized raw material products on a technical scale. Example: barium strontium cobalt iron oxide (BSCF), doped and coated zirconium dioxide. By using Glatt’s innovative powder synthesis technology and the associated spray drying and calcination processes, new opportunities in raw material production have been explored. In this article, the inherent potential of barium strontium cobalt iron oxide (BSCF), doped and coated zirconium dioxide is described.
Keywords
Zirconium dioxide, BSCF, raw material development, spray drying, calcination, powder synthesis
Authors
Dr-Ing. Viktor Drescher is a materials engineer and holds a doctorate in coating technology from the Technical University of Berlin. At Glatt, he works in business development and is responsible for the high-temperature processes powder synthesis, high-temperature fluidized bed and chemical vapor deposition (CVD).
Dr rer. nat. Johannes Buchheim obtained his PhD from Friedrich Schiller University in Jena, Germany. He has been working as a project engineer in Glatt’s Application and Formulation Technology department on powder synthesis