Evaluation of Agents Abrasives Polishing Porcelain Employing Image Processing

R.N.E. Vidigal; Claudinei Rezende Calado; I.P. Pinheiro

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.798-799.564

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Evaluation of Agents Abrasives Polishing Porcelain Employing Image Processing

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The waste generated in the process of polishing of ceramic materials represents a challenge for the ceramic industries, because it is necessary conciliate environmental protection to expenses with disposal and proper packaging. The study of the reuse of this material in the production cycle becomes a necessary alternative to solve the industrial problem. The replacement of the abrasive agent is a viable option in order to avoid the presence of silicon carbide and the residue therefore enabling the direct incorporation of the residue in the porcelain production. If the atomized paste contains silicon carbide when the material is burned occurred the formation of porosity and cracks in the piece. This work aims to study new alternatives of abrasive agents and evaluate the efficiency of polishing generated by new tools. To evaluate the performance of the abrasive tests were conducted simulating the polishing step. The study is based on the computational processing of the image generated by optical micrographs. From this, it will be possible find the best abrasives for polishing ceramic material.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 798-799)

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R.N.E. Vidigal*, Claudinei Rezende Calado, I.P. Pinheiro

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Abrasive, Ceramic Material, Polishing, Reuse

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