دانلود کتاب A Collection of Papers Presented at the 1982 Fall Meeting of the Materials & Equipment/Whitewares/Structural Clay: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 4, Issue 11/12

This volume is part of the Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceeding  (CESP) series.  This series contains a collection of papers dealing with issues in both traditional ceramics (i.e., glass, whitewares, refractories, and porcelain enamel) and advanced ceramics. Topics covered in the area of advanced ceramic include bioceramics, nanomaterials, composites, solid oxide fuel cells, mechanical properties and structural design, advanced ceramic coatings, ceramic armor, porous ceramics, and more.Content: Chapter 1 Recent Advances in Ceramic?Fiber Technology (page 919): Ronald M. LoneroChapter 2 Effect of Dissolved Gases in Water on Slip Rheology (pages 920–928): James B. Cloud and Robert F. McKinleyChapter 3 Utilization of Flotation Feldspar Tailings in Vitreous Chinaware Bodies (pages 929–934): Gregory R. Thompson and Girard W. PhelpsChapter 4 Chlorite in Sanitary Ware Casting Bodies (pages 935–945): C. R. Moebus, C. Chanyavanich and Girard W. PhelpsChapter 5 Hybrid Kiln Design Concepts (pages 946–949): George SimaschkoChapter 6 Fast Firing vs Conventional Firing (pages 950–954): Cameron G. HarmanChapter 7 North Carolina–Mineral Producer for the Ceramic Industry (pages 955–961): J. Philip NealChapter 8 Quality Control of Talc for the Ceramic Industry (page 962): Konrad C. RiegerChapter 9 Traffic and Transportation Economics (pages 963–969): Joe ZichChapter 10 Low Melting?Lead?Free Ceramic Frits (pages 970–976): Richard A. EpplerChapter 11 New Slurry Systems in Existing Plants (pages 977–982): Murray R. Stamps and Richard H. RenskersChapter 12 The Role of Manufacturing in Improving Market Share (pages 983–985): James R. PlatteChapter 13 Quality Control?Why, How, and When (pages 986–992): V. A. KrishnamurthyChapter 14 Computer Tracking of Pyrometric Cone Bending (pages 993–998): Gary S. Sheffield, Milan Vukovich, G. L. Snider and K. D. MahonChapter 15 Process Control Standards for Spray Drying (pages 999–1001): Robert W. Matz and Joseph NemethChapter 16 Realities of Automated Tile Production (pages 1002–1006): John CihonChapter 17 Some Considerations for New Tile Plants (pages 1007–1013): David E. TomkinsChapter 18 Ceramic Fiber Buffers Industry from Inflationary Costs (pages 1014–1022): Nicole M. HintzChapter 19 Calculating the Heat?Consumption Equation of a Tunnel Kiln (pages 1023–1025): Liu Zhen?QunChapter 20 The Grindability of Calcined Aluminas (pages 1026–1034): William C. Mohr and John P. KlattChapter 21 Color Control in a Pigment?Manufacturing Plant (page 1035): Betty L. MillikinChapter 22 Effective Use of Zircon Opacifiers (pages 1036–1046): A. J. Hathaway, Roy C. Holmes and Robert PetersChapter 23 How to Successfully Compete with Imports (pages 1047–1050): J. Benjamin HarropChapter 24 Beating the Imports: Pfaltzgraff Creates a Difference (pages 1051–1052): Marsha EvertonChapter 25 Lightweight Kiln Cars for Sanitary Ware Tunnel Kilns (pages 1053–1055): James D. BushmanChapter 26 Recovered Soda?Lime Glass as a Ceramic Body Flux (pages 1056–1066): Donald V. Vangordon