Preparation and characterization of glazes from combinations of different industrial wastes

Silva, R.C. da; Pianaro, S. A.; Tebcherani, S. M.

doi:10.1016/j.ceramint.2011.11.041

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“…Meanwhile, in the developed nations like Europe, glazed pottery containers are used to pack high value, luxury foods such as very expensive marmalade, meat paste and cheese (Fellows and Axtell, 1993). Correctly glazing the earthenware can make them much more suitable for Jam packaging, as such glazed pots are very resistant to chemical attacks (Silva et al, 2012), have low permeability to moisture (Harper, 2012) and gases, and have little interaction with the product contained within it. Acceptable sealing methods for pottery packaged food products include use of cork bung (around which sealing wax is coated), use of pottery insert and disc of polythene, and waxed paper or polythene held on with rubber band or string (Fellows and Axtell, 1993).…”

Section: Packaging Of Jam In Nigeriamentioning

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Jam making and packaging in Nigeria, Sub-Sahara Africa: A review

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Rb²

2019

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During the period of fruit glut, a considerable quantity of fresh fruits get easily spoilt and thrown away due to the highly perishable nature of the commodity. Several methods abound to process fresh fruits into products that are much more shelf-stable and available all year round. One of such method is processing of the fruit in high sugar content to obtain a fruit preserve like Jam. This paper reviews the current practices in local Jam making and the challenge of easy availability of adequate appropriate packaging for commercial production of Jam in developing economy like Nigeria, wherein small scale producers cannot easily afford the usual foreign glass jars that are mostly used by large corporations. It also highlights the need for exploration of other possible available local packages that can be adopted successfully for commercial purposes.

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Section: Packaging Of Jam In Nigeriamentioning

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Jam making and packaging in Nigeria, Sub-Sahara Africa: A review

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2019

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“…Glazes are used for elimination of the surface porosity and for increase of mechanical strength of ceramic materials. They are composed of glass phase, heterogeneous phase or glass-ceramic phase, with the glass matrix and with one or more crystalline phases [4,5,6]. Another possibility described by the author [7] consists in the use of iron oxides (scale) as the chromophore, when a mixture of hematite and quartz is after homogenisation calcinated between 1050 and 1200 °C for 2 hours and subsequently applied directly to the ceramic enamel and porcelain body.…”

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Possibilities of Recycling of Oiled Scale for Preparation of Pigments

Ovčačíková¹,

Vlček²,

Porodová-Klečková³

et al. 2014

Acta Metall. Slovaca Conf.

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Cleaned scales are fine grained and they can be a suitable alternative for preparation of pigment. Pigments are used for preparation of engobes, glazes and other materials for application of colours. This paper is focused on possibilities of utilisation of scales in the form of pigment for preparation of glazes. In total, 14 types of mixed glazes were prepared and two mixtures with chemical treatment. The input material consisted of untreated modified scales and of transparent glaze P017. Scales were in the first stage of preparation annealed at 700°C and 900 °C, and in the second stage they were chemically modified by H 2 SO 4. Prepared mixtures of the series I were applied on the potsherds and subsequently fired at 1060°C. Only X-ray analysis was made for the mixture of series II. From the resulting colour scheme of mixtures are decisive factors chemical and phase composition and methods of treatment for the scales specific applications.

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“…içeriyor olması seramik sır ve bünyelerinde kullanılabilme potansiyelini ortaya koymaktadır [13]. Sır bileşiminde atık oranı değiştirilerek mükemmel renk çeşitliliği ve doku elde edilebilir [14].…”

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Demir-Çelik Üretim Tesisi Fan Tozu Atığının Seramik Sırda Kullanılabilirliğinin İncelenmesi

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2020

Nevşehir Bilim Ve Teknoloji Dergisi

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Tüm endüstriyel alanlarda pigmentler ve boyalar renklendirici olarak kullanılırlar. Pigment ve boyalar seramik bünyeler, engoplar ve sırlar için önemli bir değere sahiptir. Dünyadaki gelişmelere paralel olarak, inşaat ve seramik endüstrilerinin hızlı gelişimi ile birlikte, doğal kaynakların kullanılabilirliği her dönemde önemini koruyacaktır. Son on yılda sürdürülebilir üretim için temel taleplerden biri endüstriyel atıkların geri dönüşümüdür. Bu çalışmada Mersin Çimsataş firmasından temin edilen fan tozunun fritle hazırlanan seramik sırlarına farklı oranlarda ilave edilmesi ile sırlarda renklendirici olarak değerlendirilebilirliği incelenmiştir. Fan tozu ham ve 1000-1100 ℃'de kalsine edilerek sırlara eklenmiş ve farklı sıcaklıklarda sinterlenmiştir. Sinterleme sonrası numunelerin L-a*-b* renk parametreleri incelenmiştir. Herhangi bir çatlak oluşturmadan sırlarda kahve tonlarının elde edildiği ve fan tozunun renklendirici bir hammadde olarak değerlenebileceği belirlenmiştir.

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Preparation and characterization of glazes from combinations of different industrial wastes

Cited by 34 publications

References 18 publications

Jam making and packaging in Nigeria, Sub-Sahara Africa: A review

Jam making and packaging in Nigeria, Sub-Sahara Africa: A review

Possibilities of Recycling of Oiled Scale for Preparation of Pigments

Demir-Çelik Üretim Tesisi Fan Tozu Atığının Seramik Sırda Kullanılabilirliğinin İncelenmesi

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