The Compressive Strength of Ceramics

Rice, R. W.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4684-3141-4_14

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“…Compressive strength of ceramic filter material depends on the heterogeneous material character 58 . The eleven G Filter green wares in the up draught kiln contain pre-existing non-elastic deformation or crack forming inhomogeneity (completely oxidizable organics) 17,57 .…”

Section: Compressive Strengthmentioning

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Household Production of Ceramic Water Filters in Western Rajasthan, India

Gupta¹,

Satankar²,

Kaurwar³

et al. 2018

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--Frustum shaped clay ceramic water filters are being manufactured by the potters of the Thar Desert in India for household use. The clay composite consists of a homogeneous mixture of equal volume of clay and sawdust. A low-cost manual press, to form the clay composite into frustum shape, is developed by the present authors. This article elaborates critical investigation of the specific traditional clay-firing technique used, to achieve the required functionality and material property of the filters. Household based manufacturing of these filters is found to be markedly different from factory based production by firing process. The functional features of the clay ceramic filter, such as microbial filtration rate, flow rate, and compressive strength, are evaluated and presented. An E. coli bacteria removal efficiency of more than 99% is achieved using these clay ceramic water filters. Optimal filtration rates are achieved between ambient temperatures ranging from 30 o C -40 o C.

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Section: Compressive Strengthmentioning

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Household Production of Ceramic Water Filters in Western Rajasthan, India

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Satankar²,

Kaurwar³

et al. 2018

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“…Dependence of the compressive strength upon grain size for AlzOz. Data from Rice [1971]. elastic behavior.…”

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“…This discussion of errors in hardness measurements is adapted from that of Rice [1971; citations therein] and is chiefly directed toward the use of hardness measurements as a screening test to predict compressive strengths.…”

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“…The following discussion of compressive-strength measurement errors is taken chiefly from Rice [1971] and Lankford [1991]. In determining true compressive strengths, the most important problems are (1) nonparallel specimen ends or loading heads and (2) specimen-interface (and constraint) problems.…”

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“…These values should be somewhat high, since the flexural strength is usually higher than the pure tensile strength, which is more difficult to measure. However, Rice [1971;citations therein] pressive strength value of 2.8 GPa for polycrystalline M@1204.…”

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