Black-ground silver-light reticulated glaze and preparation method, and porcelain body with black-ground silver-light reticulated glaze
An underglaze and silver light technology, applied in the field of ceramics, can solve the problems such as the inability to meet the requirements of the combination of colorful and complicated patterns and colors, and achieve the effect of reducing the water absorption of the glaze layer, reducing the possibility of surface defects, and improving the densification of the glaze layer.
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preparation example A1
[0056] A base glaze slurry, the preparation method of which is as follows: weigh 8.8 kg of dry purple mud powder, 2.6 kg of ferric oxide powder, 3.2 kg of magnesium oxide powder, 2.3 kg of limestone powder, 75 kg of base glaze preparation water, and high alumina ball stone ball mill. 9kg mixed ball mill, the bottom glaze preparation water is made of water and calcium hydroxide in a mass ratio of 100:1.3, ball milled for 3 hours, and then sieved with a 200-mesh sieve to remove large particles, the sieve retention rate is less than 0.2wt%, and then add the bottom glaze to prepare water Slurry adjusted to 35 Baumé. The total amount of water used to prepare the base glaze is 9.7kg.
preparation example A2~A4
[0058] A base glaze slurry, based on the preparation example A1, the difference lies in the amount of raw materials of the base glaze slurry.
[0059] The amounts of raw materials used in Preparation Examples A1 to A4 are shown in the following table.
[0060] Table 1. Consumption of base glaze slurry raw materials of preparation examples A1-A4
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preparation example B1
[0064] A kind of surface glaze slurry, its preparation method is as follows:
[0065] M1: Weigh 2.15kg of ferric oxide powder, 7.4kg of purple clay dry powder, 8kg of water, and 5kg of high-alumina ball stone ball mill, and mill them together for 3 hours. Then use a 200-mesh sieve to remove large particles, and the sieve retention rate is less than 0.15wt. %, and then add the bottom glaze to prepare the initial grinding slurry with water adjusted to 45 Baume degrees;
[0066] M2: The initial grinding slurry is stirred and aged for 18 hours, and then defoamed and supplemented with water to adjust the consistency to 45 Baume to obtain the glaze slurry.
[0067] The amount of active water added in steps M1 and M2 is 9.06kg.
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