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Study of Ceramic Coating Processing Using Dimension Stones Wastes in the Composition of the Glaze
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The objective of this work was to produce red ceramic glazed with dimension stone waste. The clay and residue were characterized for crystalline phases (XRD), chemical analysis (XRF) and particle size. Additives were added to the residue in order to reduce the melting point of 1280 oC to 980 °C, because 1100 °C is the temperature typically used in industrial sintering of coating ceramics. It was studied different compositions of glaze and analyzed its viscosity. The engobe and the glaze were applied on the red ceramic, previously pressed with 100x100x5 mm3 size, and sintered at 1100 oC for 1 h, in order to obtain the ceramic coating. These ceramics were analyzed for abrasion resistance, water absorption and chemical attack, according to NBR 13.818/1997, being classified as PEI 1, indicate for use in residential bathrooms and bedrooms without doors outwards, showing the potential use of dimension stone waste for flooring ceramics, mitigating environmental impacts in mineral industry.
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