یک مسیر تکنولوژیکی پایدار برای تولید مقره های برق سرامیکی در عراق؟

Locally attainable byproduct materials in Iraq were used to produce ceramic electrical insulators. The compositions are based on crushed used bricks, which are composed of fired local clay. Pulverized waste glass and water glass byproduct are also essential in the composition. Additionally, commercial grade caustic soda flakes is used as chemical activation agent. A series of five compositions is wet casted. The casts are cured via oven heating at 120 °C for twelve hours. The cured ceramic bodies are subjected to physical, mechanical, heat conductivity and electrical breakdown measurements. The results are discussed in terms of quality and sustainability.