Ceramics are seldom completely dense, because in most cases pores cannot completely avoided. Actually, the existing of pore is one of the main defeats that affect the life term of the most convectional ceramic products, such as table wares, sanitary wares and tiles. However, pores in ceramics can be used in many important applications on the other hand, to fulfill certain functions, one of which is filtration and separation.
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Filtration or separation, is the process of passing liquid or gas through a porous substance, and separating, removing, and collecting particulate matter from suspended solids and suspended substances (fine particles, microbes, polymer molecules, mist, aerosol, etc) from the fluid. The porous substance that is used in the process is called a “filter”.
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This pdf provides a wealth of information as to the number of ways a prorous ceramic with specific air entry values can be used in an number of unique applications. All deal with the capability of ceramics to form a hydrophylic bond between water and the surfaces of the ceramic, allowing water to pass through the ceramic but preventing air from entering the wet ceramic barrier. Take a look as some of the suggested uses you may have other great ideas for our ceramics.
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