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Main characteristics of the manufactured product
Properties of ceramic material based on beryllium oxide
No. item Name of parameters Result
1 Beryllium oxide content, % 99,82
2 Total oxide content (Ni, Fe, Ca, Si, Mg, Al, Zn, Cr), % 0,18
3 Apparent density, g/cm3 2,92
4 Grain size, micron 50 - 100
5 Thermal conductivity in air, W/ (m x K) 300,2
6 Volume Resistivity, Ω x cm 4,3x1016
7 Dielectric permittivity at a frequency of 1 GHz 7,261
8 Dielectric dissipation factor at a frequency of 3 GHz 2,087x10-4
9 Breakdown voltage, kW/mm 45,9
10 Static bending strength, kgf/cm2 2092

Note: Standards for indicators of items 5-8 at a temperature 15-30 о С

Black ceramicunique development

High thermal conductive ceramic composites are indispensable in creating super high frequency absorptive materials with increased thermal conductivity, one of which components transmit super high frequency radiation while the other absorbs it. One such promising material from our company is a ceramic containing beryllium oxide and titanium dioxide. Produced volume absorbers of super high frequency energy have structural stability, homogenous electrophysical properties, and stability of properties over a wide range of temperature. As a result of sintering beryllium oxide ceramics with the addition of titanium dioxide micropowders in a reducing hydrogen environment, its density and electrical conductivity increase, and the ability to absorb electromagnetic radiation in a wide frequency range appears. The most effective material is the composition in which the mass content of titanium dioxide in beryllium oxide ceramic is 30%. This ceramic is named BT-30. The attenuation factor for super high frequency radiation passing through this ceramic composite (BeO + TiO2) in the frequency range of 8.5-12 GHz is 19-20 dB. Increasing the carbon content in the ceramic increases the electrical conductivity of this black ceramic.

Plates, boards, rods, holders, bases, washers
With dimensions from 2 to 106 mm, a thickness of 0.5 to 10 mm
Disks
With dimensions from 2 to 106 mm, a thickness of 0.5 to 10 mm
Crucibles for metal melting
Capacity from 30 to 2000 ml
Bushings of various configurations
Metal coating and no metal coating
Ceramics of the BeO+TiO2 composition
With the ability to effectively absorb microwave electromagnetic radiation (the tangent of dielectric loss angle at a frequency of 1•1010 Hz, no less than 0.2))
Tubes and thermocouple covers
With an outer diameter from 2 to 80 mm and inner diameter from 0.3 to 60 mm, length up to 500 mm
Rods
With different configurations, either round or rectangular cross-section, length up to 500 mm
In addition:
  • Beryllium oxide profiles in finished form or semi-finished products, specifically designed for electronic components or as substrates for electronic circuits
  • Beryllium oxide composite (BeO + TiO2) ceramic products