Storage, packaging and quality requirements of ceramics.
Ceramic products during storage, especially table and artistic ceramics, must be in dry rooms, with an ambient temperature of approx. 18°C. Earthenware products, due to high water absorption, powinny być przechowywane przy wilgotności …
Building ceramics.
Among the products of construction ceramics can be distinguished:
• solid or perforated brick products, i.e.. bricks, clinker, roof tiles;
• interior and exterior cladding products, i.e.. Wall tiles, facade tiles;
• surface and floor products, i.e.. floor and road tiles;…
Table ceramics.
Appropriate groups can be distinguished in the classification of household ceramics, types and varieties (table).
Table. Groups, types, varieties of typical ceramic products.
| Product groups | Typical products | Types | Variations |
| Decorative ceramics | artistic products, dishes | ||
| Table ceramics | sets, hotel porcelain | flat dishes (plates), |
Porcelite
Porcelite is a material classified as noble ceramics, with properties intermediate between porcelain and faience. It is obtained from inferior species and much smaller amounts (percentage) kaolin. The firing temperature of porcelite in ceramic kilns is slightly lower than in the case of porcelain. …
Porcelain and ceramic.
China is the homeland of porcelain. The name comes from the word "porcella", i.e.. beauty, incredibly shiny oyster shell. In Poland, the first porcelain manufactory was established in the 18th century., founded by Franciszek Mezer, for which he received nobility. Porcelana to najcenniejszy …
Raw materials and technological process of ceramics.
Raw materials for the production of ceramic products can be divided into two main groups:
- plastic raw materials,
- non-plastic raw materials.
It follows from the very definition of ceramic products, that basic plastic raw material these materials are clay - kaolin (H2…
Classification of ceramic products.
Ceramic products obtained from clay materials, due to the characteristic porosity of the product shell (the shell), is divided into:
• sintered products, characterized by the ability to absorb water to a maximum of 5%, np. porcelain, clinker brick;
• wyroby o …
A brief history of ceramics.
Ceramic products are generally defined as products formed from natural clays, and then dried and fired at high temperatures. Ceramics is a word of Greek origin and means clay (charms).
Lots of machine parts, urządzeń technicznych i artykułów codziennego użytku …