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Effects of added ZnO on the crystallization and solar reflectance of titanium-based glaze

Authors: Cheng Peng; Jianqing Wu; Yulu Yang; Zhihong Li;
Abstract
Abstract Previous studies have shown that titanium-based glazes containing silicon and calcium tend to crystallize into titanite. In this work, ZnO was found to be an effective additive to produce rutile but not titanite. Images of the micromorphology showed that the glaze doped with 8 wt% ZnO was UV–VIS–NIR of acicular rutile and granular silica. The refractive index of crystalline rutile is higher than that of crystalline titanite, which leads to higher reflectance in the near-infrared range. However, excessive rutile counteracted this improvement in the UV–VIS–NIR spectrum reflectance of solar energy because it decreased the visible spectrum reflectance. As a result, the best ratio of added ZnO was confirmed to be 2 wt%.
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- South China University of Technology China (People's Republic of)
- South China University of Technology China (People's Republic of)
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