Cleaned panel glass was added in different percentages (5-20 wt%) to a mixture of two commercial ball clays in order to formulate new clay based ceramics replacing completely both fluxing and inert components of a traditional ceramic body. The samples obtained in laboratory were fired in industrial cycle (Tmax 1200oC for 40 min). The samples obtained were characterized from densification, microstructural, mechanical and aesthetical point of view. From the results achieved samples tiles, containing up to 15 wt% of panel glass, could be classified into BIa group (WA<0.5%) (UNI EN 14411 all.G) corresponding to impervious tiles used mainly for floor or wall covering.
New Clay Based Ceramics Using Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) Glass as Secondary Raw Material / Andreola, Nora Maria; Barbieri, Luisa; F., Bondioli; Ferrari, Anna Maria; Lancellotti, Isabella; Miselli, Paola. - ELETTRONICO. - 1:(2008), pp. xx-xx. (Intervento presentato al convegno 2nd International Congress on Ceramics, ICC 2008 tenutosi a Verona, ita nel 29.06-04.07.2008).
New Clay Based Ceramics Using Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) Glass as Secondary Raw Material
ANDREOLA, Nora Maria;BARBIERI, Luisa;FERRARI, Anna Maria;LANCELLOTTI, Isabella;MISELLI, Paola
2008
Abstract
Cleaned panel glass was added in different percentages (5-20 wt%) to a mixture of two commercial ball clays in order to formulate new clay based ceramics replacing completely both fluxing and inert components of a traditional ceramic body. The samples obtained in laboratory were fired in industrial cycle (Tmax 1200oC for 40 min). The samples obtained were characterized from densification, microstructural, mechanical and aesthetical point of view. From the results achieved samples tiles, containing up to 15 wt% of panel glass, could be classified into BIa group (WA<0.5%) (UNI EN 14411 all.G) corresponding to impervious tiles used mainly for floor or wall covering.
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