Special ceramics

Special ceramics refer to a type of ceramic material that uses refined high-purity artificially synthesized inorganic compounds as raw materials, and obtains specific properties and functions through fine composition and structural design. This type of material has critical applications in many modern industries and cutting-edge scientific and technological fields. According to their applications, they can be divided into two categories: structural ceramics and functional ceramics.

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Special ceramics are mainly divided into two categories: structural ceramics and functional ceramics. Structural ceramics, also known as engineering ceramics or high-temperature structural ceramics, have excellent properties such as high strength, hardness, oxidation resistance, corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and erosion resistance at high temperatures. They are widely used in fields such as space technology, military, atomic energy, and chemical equipment; Functional ceramics utilize the special response of ceramics to physical properties such as light, magnetism, electricity, sound, and heat to produce various electronic materials such as semiconductors, dielectrics, insulators, and conductors. They can be applied to capacitors, high-temperature and high-frequency devices, carbon ceramic brakes, pressure-sensitive components, and other scenarios, jointly supporting the diverse needs of modern industry and technology.