Method for improving plasticity of ceramic raw materials
A technology of ceramic raw materials and plasticity, which is applied in the direction of ceramic molding machines, chemical instruments and methods, and analytical materials, etc., can solve problems affecting product quality, insufficient plasticity, and many cracks, so as not to affect drying shrinkage, improve plasticity, and operate methods simple effect
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[0010] 0.6% of the weight of the ceramic raw material is stirred evenly in a small amount of water, added to the ceramic raw material slurry with a mass concentration of 20%, mixed and stirred evenly, and filtered to form a mud cake. The moisture content of the mud cake was controlled to be 23.5%, the drying shrinkage was measured, and the plasticity R1 of the mud cake was measured by the plasticity index method with a KS-B microcomputer plasticity tester.
Embodiment 2
[0012] The cross-linked starch of 0.8% by weight of the ceramic raw material is stirred evenly in a small amount of water, added to the ceramic raw material slurry with a mass concentration of 15%, mixed and stirred evenly, and filtered to form a mud cake. The moisture content of the mud cake was controlled to be 23.5%, the drying shrinkage was measured, and the plasticity R2 of the mud cake was measured by the plasticity index method with a KS-B microcomputer plasticity tester.
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[0014] Dissolve 0.2% of the weight of the ceramic raw material sodium lignosulfonate in a small amount of water, add it to the ceramic raw material slurry with a mass concentration of 20%, mix and stir evenly, and filter under pressure to form a mud cake. The moisture content of the mud cake was controlled to be 23.5%, the drying shrinkage was measured, and the plasticity R3 of the mud cake was measured by the plasticity index method with a KS-B microcomputer plasticity tester.
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