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CURRICULUM VITAE
Name
Age
Basic Education
: SOEYATNO
: 65 years
: Chemical Engineering UGM (1965)
Management Course AIM Philippines (1993)
Ceramic Training in Netherlands (1970)
Food Technology training in Netherlands (2006)
Experiences
:
36 years in Ceramic Industry KIA Group (1965-2001)
18 years as Operation Director and Project Director KIA Group
5 years as Chairman of ASAKI / Ceramic Industry Association of Indonesia
(1990-1995)
2 years as Vice Chairman of CICA (Ceramic Industry Club of ASEAN)
Having experience to build 7 big ceramic factory from land clearing up to
start-up worth 150 m USD (1995-1998)
10 years lecturer in Ceramic Technology University of Muhammadiyah
Jakarta/UMJ (1997-2006)
Have visited almost one hundred ceramic factories all over the world
except ceramic factory in Africa
Speaker in the International Seminar about Ceramic Armor (2006)
The Founder of Small Medium Scale Industry Manufacturing Wooden Cable
Drum (operate since 2001)
As Consultant in Agrobisnis PT. Biofuel Bigcassava Sukabumi, 2007
The Founder of Indoprima Ceramics Consultant since 2005.
ABSTRACT
CERAMIC ARMOR WILL BE REPLACED
BY COMPOSITE ARMOR VERY SOON
Ceramic armor have been exist for more than 30 years. They
replaced metal armor which is much higher weight.
One of the biggest producer of ceramic armor is Bittosi in
Spain. It is secret or confidential product, so there are no
open promotion at all. Ceramic armor is not the main
products of Bitossi, but side product. Their main products are
alubit liming and balls for ceramic industry, paint and
pharmacy.
TOPIC
CERAMIC ARMOR WILL BE REPLACED
BY
COMPOSITE ARMOR VERY SOON
1. CERAMIC ARMOR
Alubit is a ceramic material which has
excellent technical spesification. Very
hard, strong, not brittle and having very
high tensile strength, bending strength,
impact strenght and compressive strength.
Therefore, alubit mozaic have been proven
resist to shooting. That is why alubit is
used for the construction of ceramic armor.
HOW TO PRODUCE
ALUBIT?
4. ALUBIT BODY COMPOSITION
Body composition of alubit are as follows:
97% alumina
3% kaolin or white burning clay
Before pressing the body powder was
added a small quantity of CMC or Arabic
gom as binder.
5. BODY GRINDING
Alumina, clay and water to be ground in a
ball mill using alubit lining and balls.
Grinding is done very fine. The parameter
is finer than 2 micron above 60%. The
grain size fineness is determined by
SEDIGRAPH laboratory equipment. It is
very long grinding time to reach the
necessary fineness. Such fineness is
needed to reduce the firing temperature.
6. POWDER PREPARATION
The slip body is changed to powder
by spray dryer. Since the body
powder is very poor in plasticity due
to small quantity of clay only, CMC
or Arabic gom should be added in
small quantity. The powder is ready
to be pressed.
7. FORMING
Alubit lining since their shape is
trapezoidal, therefore can be pressed
normal, but for alubit balls we should do
different way. Forming is done isostatic
pressing. Using double rubber mould and
hydraulic oil, the isostatic pressing is
done. So, all part of the alubit balls having
the same strength. Ceramic armor consist
of many of alubit mozaic to be combined.
The forming of alubit mozaic is by normal
pressing two fine hole in each side is
made.
8. FIRING
Firing of the products is done in small tunnel kiln by using
saggar. The firing cycle is very exceptional. Most of the firing
curve is used for soaking time. Total firing cycle is 60 hours.
Pre-heating 10 h
Soaking time 40 h
Cooling
10 h
1360oC
10
50
60
9. TECHNICAL SPESIFICATION
The technical spesification of alubit product including
the ceramic armor are as follows:
Technical Spesification
Product/
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Al2O3 content
Spesific gravity
Porosity
Hardness Mohs
Rockwell
Compressive strength
Bending strenght
Elasticity modulus
106
Impact strength
Colour
Units
Alubit
Ceramic Armor
%
97
gr/cm3
3,7
%
0
9
R45N
75-79
kp/cm2
22,000
kp/cm2
3,400
kp/cm2
2.8 x
kpcm/cm2
-
8
white
Composite Armor
1.
Ceramic
Composite CRPE
2.
s.g in gr/cm3
3.70
1.76
3.
Hardness
Mohs scale
Rockwell
9
78
4.
Rigid / flexible
Rigid
Flexible
5.
Weight, kgs
8.6
2.9
6.
Thickness, mm
7.
Protection
8.
Usage
Outside cloth
Outside or inside
9.
Convenient
Less convenient
More convenient
10 Strength
.
Strong enough
Strong enough
Good
Good
19. CONCLUSION
Since there are many advantage of
composite armor compared to ceramic
armor, therefore composite CRPE armor will
be the future armor. Strong, light, more
convenient and can protect more part of the
body. Ceramic armor will be no longer in the
market and will be replaced by composite
armor very soon. It is only a matter of time.
>>> Thank You <<<
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3.
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5.
Factory Visit In Bitossi Factory, Spain, 1996.
6.
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