Are Technical Ceramics Corrosion Resistant?

Technical Ceramics Corrosion Resistant

Technical ceramics generally have excellent corrosion resistance, this mainly depends on their chemical composition and microstructure. The chemical composition of ceramic determines the type and extent of its reaction with corrosive media. The microstructure, including grain size, porosity, microstructure, etc., also significantly affects the corrosion resistance of technical ceramics. So they are highly resistant to chemical attacks and do not easily react with aggressive substances. This property makes them suitable for various applications in corrosive environments, such as in the chemical industry, oil and gas industry, marine applications, and electric power generation. Also, technical ceramics have low porosity, high density, and excellent thermal stability, which enhance their corrosion resistance.

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