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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 20  1961
Studies on altered Sillimanite Rock from Rewa, Madhya Pradesh : Part 11-lndustrial Utilisation
J. C. BANERJEE AND N. R. SIRCAR
Pages : 109-116
DOI : 10.1080/0371750X.1961.10855432
Abstract
The sillimanite deposit in Rewa, M.P., is extensively kaolinised at places and this clay is found t.o be suitable for refractory: and pottery industries. Bricks conformzng to the Indian Standard Specificathm for high heat duty refractories (IS 8) could be made from this clay by firing at 1350° or 1400°C. The required properties could be satisfactorily drurlopld by employin,g different forming processes. The clay is alsc1 suitable for use in potteries and it is amenable to both jiggerjolleying and slip casting. Crazing resistant wares could b·e prepared from the unwashed clay and the colour of semi-vitrified wares improved by using washed clay.
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