Barium titanate
Spray drying is a process that involves transforming a liquid feed into a dry powder by spraying it into a hot gas stream. This method is commonly used in the production of ceramic materials, including barium titanate.
Barium titanate is a ceramic material with unique ferroelectric properties, which makes it useful in a wide range of electronic applications. Spray drying is a popular technique for producing high-quality barium titanate powders due to its ability to produce uniform, spherical particles with a narrow size distribution.
Areas of application of spray drying of barium titanate include electronic components, such as capacitors, piezoelectric devices, and sensors. Additionally, barium titanate powders produced by spray drying are used in the production of microwave dielectric materials, which have applications in telecommunications and other fields.
Overall, spray drying is a versatile and effective method for producing high-quality barium titanate powders that can be used in a variety of electronic and industrial applications.
Please see the application note for starting paramters, formulations and some results.
