Method for measuring brick firing temperature
A technology of firing temperature and temperature map, applied in the direction of material magnetic variable, investigation stage/state change, etc., can solve the problems of limited firing temperature range, unmeasured firing temperature, and difficulty in calculating the firing temperature of bricks , to achieve the effect of simple operation
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[0063] Step 1. Take clay and make 6 cubes of clay with a side length of 4cm. The above clay blocks were fired at temperatures of 700°C, 800°C and 900°C respectively to make clay bricks. The firing temperatures of 700°C, 800°C and 900°C fired 2 clay bricks each. These two clay bricks were used as parallel samples to measure the firing temperature. Smooth the surface of the brick body to be measured with sandpaper.
[0064] Step 2. Assume that the possible firing temperature range of the brick body fired at 700°C is [500°C, 850°C], and assume that the possible firing temperature range of the brick body fired at 800°C is [600°C, 900°C]. The possible firing temperature range of bricks fired at 900°C is [700°C, 1000°C]. Place the bricks in the high-temperature furnace to ensure that the distance between the bricks is greater than 5cm. Record the number of each brick and its corresponding position in the high-temperature furnace. Slowly raise the temperature of the high-temperatu...
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[0072] Step 1. Obtain 5 pieces of ancient bricks from Ying'e Lane, Helan Bridge, Renyi Street, and city walls in Pingyao Ancient City. Each ancient brick was cut with a cutting machine to produce two cube samples with a side length of 4 cm. Take 2 above-mentioned cube samples as parallel samples to measure the firing temperature of this ancient brick.
[0073] Step 2. Assuming that the possible firing temperature range of ancient bricks is [300°C, 900°C], place the ancient brick samples in a high-temperature furnace to ensure that the distance between them is greater than 5cm, and record the serial number of each ancient brick sample and its At the corresponding position in the high temperature furnace, slowly raise the temperature of the high temperature furnace to 300° C. and keep it for 24 hours.
[0074] Turn off the power of the high-temperature furnace, and after the ancient bricks in the high-temperature furnace cool down to room temperature, take out the samples, and ...
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