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Fabrication and piezoelectricity of 0–3 cement based composite with nano-PZT powder

Li, Zong-Jin;Gong, Hong-Yu;Zhang, Yu-Jun

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Abstract

Lead zirconate titanate (Pb($Zr_{0.52}Ti_{0.48}$)$O_3$) (PZT) nano-powder with a perovskite structure was fabricated using sol-gel process. The average crystallite diameter of the PZT powder is calculated to be 23.6 nm and the average agglomerate size is about 200 nm. The 0-3 cement based nano-PZT composites were obtained by pressing the mixture of white cement and the nano-PZT powders under a high pressure followed by steam curing. The properties of the nano-PZT/cement piezoelectric composites have been measured and compared to the PZT/cement composites incorporated with ground coarse PZT particles. The enhanced piezoelectricity of the nano-PZT/cement composites can be attributed to the good connectivity between the nano-PZT particles among the cement matrix.

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