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Ceramic Technology - Coggle Diagram
Ceramic Technology
Ceramic Fabrication Techniques
Glass Forming Process
Glass Forming
Shaping/Forming Processes
3 CATEGORIES
Discrete processes
Piece Ware Shaping Processes
Pressing
: - for mass production of flat products such as plates, dishes
glass formed by application of pressure
mold is steel with graphite lining
Press-and-blowing
: - for production of wide-mouth containers such as jars
Blow-and-blowing
: - for production of smaller-mouth containers such as beverage
bottles and incandescent light bulbs
Casting
: - for relatively massive objects such as large astronomical (telescope) lenses and mirrors that must cool very slowly to avoid cracking
Continuous processes
Shaping of Flat Glass --Drawing
Rolling of flat plate
Float Process
Shaping of Tubular Glass-Drawing
Danner process
Fiber-making process
Fibrous glass
for thermal insulation, acoustical insulation,and air filtration, in which the fibers are in a random,wool-like condition
Raw materials preparation
The principal component in nearly all glasses is silica (SiO2)
Raw materials – also named as starting material
Glass melting
The batch of starting materials to be melted is called a charge
Melting temperature for glass are around 1500 °C to 1600 °C
The viscosity of molten glass is inversely related to temperature
Glass Viscosity Behaviour vs T
Particulate Forming Process for
Traditional Ceramics
Particulate Forming Process for New
(Advanced) Ceramics
GLASS AND
CERAMIC
Ceramic Processing
Additives