1993
DOI: 10.1016/0169-1317(93)90037-2
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Microstructural changes during the firing of stoneware floor tiles

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“…As previously emphasized by Ref. 28, the quartz peak intensity gradually decreases, whereas at high temperatures it becomes obviously marked. As the viscosity of the glassy phase varies with temperature in the same way, the quartz dissolution process is closely related to variation in the viscosity of the glassy phase with temperature.…”
Section: Quartzsupporting
confidence: 53%
“…As previously emphasized by Ref. 28, the quartz peak intensity gradually decreases, whereas at high temperatures it becomes obviously marked. As the viscosity of the glassy phase varies with temperature in the same way, the quartz dissolution process is closely related to variation in the viscosity of the glassy phase with temperature.…”
Section: Quartzsupporting
confidence: 53%
“…A placa cerâmica em estudo é composta por matérias-primas que apresentam quantidades significativas de sódio (Na) e potássio (K), resultando em 4,39% destes álcalis. Portanto, o valor médio obtido para a energia de ativação é de 178 kJ/mol sendo maior que 163 kJ/mol [6], pois a quantidade de álcalis é da ordem de 3,93% [15]. O fator de freqüência k 0 foi determinado utilizando uma aproximação estatística a partir dos valores encontrados para o parâmetro n e a energia de ativação E A .…”
Section: Resultsunclassified
“…Dicho comportamiento también ha sido comprobado por simulación numérica [112]. Por otra parte, conviene señalar que, en este caso, el crecimiento del tamaño medio de los poros, 4V/A, no requiere que los poros más grandes crezcan al inicio del proceso de sinterización (Figura 5.14), a diferencia de lo que ocurre en la densificación de las cerámicas tradicionales [113], y en composites, como se verá posteriormente. …”
Section: K/minunclassified