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The Use of Roof Tile Wastes in Stoneware Glazes

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2014 Turkey English Publisher:Springer
Authors: Çaki M.; Kaya S.Y.; Günhan B.; Güngör F.;

handle: 11421/18315

The Use of Roof Tile Wastes in Stoneware Glazes

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In this study usability of roof tile waste, which emerges after production in a roof tile factory in Turkey-Eskisehir, as glaze raw material has been analyzed. Terracotta roof tile wastes' chemical (XRF) and mineralogical (XRD), dilatometer and thermal microscopy analyses, grain size distribution, and color and melting characteristics at 1160 degrees C have been determined. In the first stage, roof tile waste has been used with ulexite, which is a boron compound, in a binary glaze system; in the second stage however roof tile waste has taken place in transparent stoneware glaze recipe with varying rates from 40 % to 95 %. Following the glaze firings at 1160 degrees C, it has been observed that matte and flossy glazed surfaces changing from brown to black have been formed.

WOS: 000338617900009

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Turkey
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Alternative Glaze Material, Stoneware Glaze, Alternative glaze material, Roof tile waste, Stoneware glaze, Roof Tile Waste, Recycling

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