journal article·2013-07

Relation between the phase composition and durability of ceramic brick older than 600 yr at the Ipat’evskii monastery

V. Z. Abdrakhimov

Glass and Ceramics· Volume 70· Issue 3-4
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Abstract

Research has shown that the brick in the Ipat’evskii monastery was made using clay with high content of quartz SiO2 = 65 – 72%, calcium oxide CaO = 10 – 15% and Fe2O3 = 8 – 12%. Owing to the crystallization of mullite in the samples studied the bricks have high durability. Wollastonite, which was formed due to the elevated CaO content in the clay, creates a dense framework that impedes any change in the previous volume, i.e., it noticeably decreases stress and shrinkage in the ceramic samples.
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