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LOFT® Stoneware – Low Firing Temperature Stoneware The MCS®’s Stoneware Body for 1100 °C Firing Temperature Characterisation and Properties Evaluation

Energy efficiency, sustainability, circular economy, decarbonization are mega trends increasingly impactingall energy intensive industries, including the ceramics industry. This has led MCS® to invest in a newResearch Development and Innovation (RD&I) project focused on the production and supply of significantlylower temperature vitrified ceramic bodies compared to those traditionally used in the productionof stoneware tableware. At … Weiterlesen …

Powder- and Suspension-Based Additive Manufacturing of Hardmetals

Additive Manufacturing (AM) is one of the most promising developments currently underway within different kind of industries. It promises new products and applications for the industry and end consumers. However, many different technologies with different names already exist, leading often to confusion due to the use of different names for similar techniques. The Fraunhofer Institute … Weiterlesen …

Ceramic Tile Surfaces in Acid Environment: Study of the Topographic, Microstructural and Mechanical Changes

Glazed ceramic tiles are characterised by a good chemical durability excepting in highly alkaline and acid environment. A continual use of cleaning agents with a basic or acid pH on ceramic flooring, could give rise to a lowering of mechanical performances due to the corrosion of crystalline phases more than the amorphous phase. In the … Weiterlesen …