Titlebook: Industrial Ceramics; Felix Singer,Sonja S. Singer Book 1963 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1963 ceramic.ceramic arts.ceramics

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The Mechanical Preparation of Ceramic Bodies and Glazesoned that some raw materials are crushed, ground, washed, purified, and dried before sale from the mining firm. Others are, however, delivered in a coarse condition and are dealt with either by a manufacturer specialising in purification and grinding or by the ceramic works themselves.

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Shapingshape depends on the water content (see graph, p. 66). Thus when the water content is about 50% a slurry forms that will flow like a liquid to fill all spaces in vessels and moulds at only 0.1 atm pressure. When the water content is dropped to 40% 0.4 atm is required to produce the same flow, at 35%

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Glazing and Decoratingepared frits. These are ground down to the necessary fineness for application of the glaze, normally in a ball mill in presence of water. In order to keep the ground material in suspension there is usually about 5% of raw china clay in the batch. Under particular circumstances this may be replaced b

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The Mechanical Preparation of Ceramic Bodies and Glazesoned that some raw materials are crushed, ground, washed, purified, and dried before sale from the mining firm. Others are, however, delivered in a coarse condition and are dealt with either by a manufacturer specialising in purification and grinding or by the ceramic works themselves.

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The Ceramic Laboratory. methods of testing and research are finding ever-increasing application in the ceramic industry in a number of different forms. There are three main fields of application, which, however, overlap considerably.

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Ceramic Bodies. term ‘body’ covers both the mixture of raw materials prepared for making any one product, and also the main part of that product, as opposed to the glaze.