Paper Award—Warm Congratulations to Professor Peng Zhijian’s Team at China University of Geosciences for Publishing a Paper in an International Journal Using Our Company’s Visualized High-Temperature Deformation Tester

Professor Peng Zhijian is currently a faculty member and doctoral supervisor at China University of Geosciences (Beijing). He serves as a director of the Special Ceramics Division of the Chinese Ceramic Society, the Inorganic Materials Testing Division of the Chinese Ceramic Society, and the Engineering Ceramics Professional Committee of the Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society.

2025-10-22

Paper Award Warm congratulations to our client on the publication of a paper in an international journal!

China Geology University ( Beijing ) School of Mathematics and Physics   Professor Peng Zhijian’s Team

Professor Biography

Professor Peng Zhijian Currently a faculty member and doctoral supervisor at China University of Geosciences (Beijing). Also serves as a director of the Special Ceramics Division of the Chinese Ceramic Society, a director of the Inorganic Materials Testing Division of the Chinese Ceramic Society, and a director of the Engineering Ceramics Professional Committee of the Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society. Geomaterials 》Editor-in-chief, editorial board members, Materials International Materials Chemistry and Physics Associate Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Advanced Ceramics 》、《 Metals 》、《 Journal of Photocatalysis 》、《 New Journal of Glass and Ceramics 》and serves as an editorial board member of several journals. He also acts as a review expert for the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the National Science and Technology Awards, and dozens of prominent domestic and international academic journals.

  Has long been engaged in teaching and research in materials science and engineering, chemistry, geological engineering, mechanical engineering, and other fields. Has served as principal investigator or participant in domestic, international, and collaborative international projects. 10 Remaining items. Publish research papers. 350 Multiple publications; application for a national invention patent. 80 Many Item: Received the Second Prize of the Science and Technology Award from the Ministry of Natural Resources 1 Item.

Professor Peng Zhijian’s team has published the paper “ Sintering Behavior of Ni–Zn Ferrite Powders Prepared by Molten-Salt Synthesis 》In the Applied Ceramic   T technology » was published in, which is classified as a Q2 journal with an impact factor of 1.97 . This paper has been awarded under our company’s paper award program. Three First-class reward.

Central Equipment

Used in the paper Visual High-Temperature Deformation Analyzer TA-16A01 Provided by Tianjin Zhonghuan Electric Furnace Co., Ltd., for Determination of the Sintering Shrinkage Curve of Ferrite We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the teachers for their recognition of Tianjin Zhonghuan Instruments. Tianjin Zhonghuan will continue to support researchers in their scientific studies and technological innovation.

Equipment Introduction

Visualized High-Temperature Deformation Analyzer, Optical non-contact measurement is used to quantify the expansion and contraction of materials during the sintering process. During temperature cycling, changes in the material’s shape, dimensions, and physical state are monitored online in real time, and an intelligent data acquisition and image-processing system generates intuitive, accurate data and graphical reports. The product performance is comparable to that of international counterparts and ranks among the leading domestic offerings. This visual high-temperature deformation analyzer is employed in materials research and development as well as manufacturing, helping to precisely optimize sintering and heat-treatment processes, enhance product quality, and reduce production costs.

Main Functions

◆ High-temperature test: Maximum operating temperature 1600℃/2000℃

◆ Real-time dynamic measurement of shrinkage deformation during sintering: non-contact measurement and recording of the temperature-dependent curves for sample height, width, and area during the sintering process.

◆ Determine the characteristic temperatures: sintering point, softening point, spheroidization, hemispheroidization, and melting point.