This invention relates to the field of
ceramic manufacturing technology and discloses a highly efficient three-dimensional
underglaze ceramic manufacturing process, comprising: applying a base
glaze layer containing
calcium oxide to the surface of the body; applying a painting material containing bimodal
magnesium oxide to the surface of the base
glaze layer to construct a three-dimensional texture layer; utilizing the initial eutectic
liquid phase generated at the interface during the firing heating stage as an
ion diffusion channel to drive
calcium ions and
magnesium ions to undergo bidirectional cross-interface penetration, forming a
diopside crystal phase
supersaturation zone at the contact interface; and constructing a structural support framework by in-situ
precipitation of needle-like crystals. This invention utilizes the mechanical constraint of the
crystal framework to limit the displacement of the
glaze layer in the
molten state, fix the three-dimensional shape, and, together with the porous framework network generated by in-situ
crystallization at the interface, alleviates the
thermal expansion mismatch stress and eliminates the risk of
cracking at the root of the three-dimensional texture.