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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 264-268)

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May 2004

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Christos G. Aneziris, Wolfgang Schulle, U. Fischer, J. Uebel, M. Grziwa

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Body Degassing, Glaze Surface, Optical Quality, Organic Additive, Porcelain Granulate, Single-Fast-Firing, Sodium Silicate

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[1] W. Schulle, G. Schmidt: Investigation the Body/Glaze Structure Formation for Single-Fast-FiringTechnology of Porcelain (Research project of the DKG, AiF-Nr.: 10849 B, TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Institut für Silikattechnik, 1998).

[2] W. Schulle: Findings and Problems in the Production of Porcelain Tableware through Isostatic Press and Fast Firing. Keramische Zeitschrift. Nr. 6 (1995), p.439.

[3] W. Schulle, G. Schmidt: Possibilities and Advantages of Anorganic Additives in Pressed Whitware Bodies. Keramische Zeitschrift. Nr. 49 (1997), p.961.

[4] J.G. Binner, C.G. Aneziris, IAD Al-Davery and T.E. Cross: Use of the inverse temperature profile in microwave processing of advanced ceramics, MRS Vol 269, Microwave Processing of Materials III, proceedings of MRS Spring Meeting, Symposium L, San Francisco (1992).

DOI: 10.1557/proc-269-357