SOME EFFECTS OF THERMAL SHOCK IN CAUSING CRAZING OF GLAZED CERAMIC WARE1
SOME EFFECTS OF THERMAL SHOCK IN CAUSING CRAZING OF GLAZED CERAMIC WARE1
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1151-2916.1931.tb16660.x
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发表时间:
1931-08
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
H. G. Schurecht;D. H. Fuller
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作者:
H. G. Schurecht;D. H. Fuller
The characteristics of glazes are too frequently regarded as the only important factor governing the resistance of glazed ware to thermal shock crazing. In this investigation it was found that thermal shock crazing was caused, in some cases, by craze-like cracks which developed in the bodies. The importance of selecting suitable bodies, as a means of controlling crazing, became evident at once when it was found that bodies with a high resistance to thermal shock were not so liable to craze when glazed and subjected to sudden temperature changes as those with a low resistance to thermal shock. In general, glazed ware on which the glazes are under fairly high compression are more resistant to thermal shock crazing than those on which the glaze is under either low compression or tension. Glazed ware which is susceptible to thermal shock crazing may be resistant to moisture crazing and vice versa.