Ceramic frits incorporating CRT glass
a technology of ceramic frits and crt glass, which is applied in the field of ceramic frits, can solve the problems of limiting achieve the effects of reducing the amount of raw materials needed for frit production, reducing the emission of solid particles, and reducing the amount of raw materials
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Manufacture of Ceramic Frits
[0023]Manufacturing Process
[0024]Quality Control of Raw Materials Used
[0025]All raw materials used in the manufacture are controlled as to: 1—Color Burn; 2—Fusibility; 3—Grain Size and 4—Chemical Analysis (usually guaranteed by the supplier)
[0026]Weighing and Mixing
[0027]The raw materials are stored, weighed out and mixed as per the formulation to be used to form furnace feed material known as batch and mixed for approximately 20 minutes.
[0028]After this, the batch is discharged from the mixer and transferred to the feeding unit of the fusion furnace by mechanical transport, either by bucket elevator, conveyor or other means.
[0029]Fusion
[0030]The fusion is done in a continuous furnace fed by a screw conveyor with adjustable speed. The volume of the feed mixture and the temperature is dependent upon the formulation that is being produced. In an embodiment, the temperature is between 1350 to 1450 degrees Celsius.
[0031]The furnace is fired by natural gas wit...
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Engobe and Cover Formulations
[0046]The engobe coating compositions are formulated with approximately 25% of frit, ground and mixed with other raw materials, and applied to the piece in a layer about 300 gram per square meter.
[0047]The cover coating compositions are made with approximately 90% of frit, ground and mixed with other raw materials and applied to the piece with engobe already applied, in a layer about 220 gram per square meter.
[0048]The ceramic tiles are fired or burned at a temperature of approximately 1050 degrees Celsius, to achieve the required consistence and fix the engobe and the cover on the ceramic tiles.
[0049]FIG. 3 shows a cross-sectional view of an engobe layer and a glaze and decoration layer applied to a compressed clay support.
[0050]Accordingly, the application of the frit at the end product is a very small percentage. The one square meter of ceramic tiles has the weight of approx 14 kg, approx 13.5 kg of clay, 0.3 kg of Engobe (0.075 kg frit) and 0.22 kg o...
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