Effect of the physical properties of slip on the molding of commercial grade sanitary ware
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Abstract
The use of a method of determining the densification factor and the interparticle distance for commercial grade ceramic slips is demonstrated. Elevated viscosity and structure-formation rate give high densification factors. A method of determining the physical parameters of slips from granularity data makes it possible to evaluate the filtration properties of slips for casting commercial grade sanitary ware.
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OpenAlex topics: Innovations in Concrete and Construction Materials · Engineering Technology and Methodologies · Industrial Engineering and Technologies
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