Light blue jun porcelain and firing method thereof
A light blue and Jun porcelain technology, applied in the field of ceramics in the field of inorganic non-metallic materials, can solve the problems of low yield and rely on the experience of skilled workers, etc., to reduce the firing temperature, increase the opacity effect, and reduce the expansion coefficient Effect
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[0036] A light blue Jun porcelain, which is sintered from a plain body and glaze on the surface of the plain body. According to the weight ratio, the glaze consists of 35 parts of yellow feldspar, 12 parts of quartz stone, 6 parts of muscovite, and 7 parts of potassium Feldspar, 12 parts cobalt, 2 parts zinc, 1 part tin dioxide, 2 parts iron oxide, 1.6 parts magnesium oxide, 1.4 parts titanium dioxide, 0.8 parts sodium hydroxide, 1 part zirconium silicate, 1.2 parts oxalic acid Potassium and 4 parts of spodumene;
[0037] The firing raw material of the plain tire is composed of main material, pore-forming agent and filler. According to the weight ratio, the main material is composed of 38 parts of calcined kaolin, 12 parts of wood knot clay, 18 parts of quartz sand and 6 parts of Composed of silica fume, the pore forming agent is composed of 5 parts of silicon carbide fine powder with a fineness of no more than 30 microns, 2 parts of sodium chloride and 3 parts of soda lime, and...
Embodiment 2
[0062] A light blue Jun porcelain, which is formed by sintering a plain body and a glaze on the surface of the plain body. According to the weight ratio, the glaze consists of 40 parts of yellow feldspar, 14 parts of quartz stone, 8 parts of muscovite, and 9 parts of potassium Feldspar, 14 parts cobalt, 3 parts zinc, 2 parts tin dioxide, 3 parts iron oxide, 2 parts magnesium oxide, 1.8 parts titanium dioxide, 1 part sodium hydroxide, 1.2 parts zirconium silicate, 1.6 parts oxalic acid Potassium and 6 parts of spodumene;
[0063] The firing raw material of the plain tire is composed of main material, pore-forming agent and filler. According to the weight ratio, the main material is composed of 42 parts of calcined kaolin, 14 parts of wood knot clay, 20 parts of quartz sand and 8 parts of Composed of silica fume, the pore forming agent is composed of 7 parts of silicon carbide fine powder with a fineness of no more than 30 microns, 3 parts of sodium chloride and 4 parts of soda ...
Embodiment 3
[0088] A light blue Jun porcelain, which is formed by sintering a plain body and a glaze on the surface of the plain body. According to the weight ratio, the glaze consists of 37.5 parts of yellow feldspar, 13 parts of quartz stone, 7 parts of muscovite, and 8 parts of potassium Feldspar, 13 parts cobalt, 2.5 parts zinc, 1.5 parts tin dioxide, 2.5 parts iron oxide, 1.8 parts magnesium oxide, 1.6 parts titanium dioxide, 0.9 parts sodium hydroxide, 1.1 parts zirconium silicate, 1.4 parts oxalic acid Potassium and 5 parts of spodumene;
[0089] The firing raw material of the plain tire is composed of main material, pore-forming agent and filler. According to the weight ratio, the main material is composed of 40 parts of calcined kaolin, 13 parts of wood knot clay, 19 parts of quartz sand and 7 parts of Composed of silica fume, the pore forming agent is composed of 6 parts of silicon carbide fine powder with a fineness of no more than 30 microns, 2.5 parts of sodium chloride and 3...
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