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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 08  1949
AN ENAMEL FRIT AS A CONSTITUENT OF CONE 4 VITRIFIED CHINA WARE
D. K. PATWARDHAN, M. L. MisRA AND H. N. RoY.
Pages : 47-53
DOI : 10.1080/0371750X.1949.10877865
Abstract
The present contribution contains the results of the attempts made for producing vitrified translucent table ware in India with a view to introducing their manufacture in the Indian Ceramic Industry. Various successful attempts have been made in the past in this direction with the production of bone china, beleek china etc. These attempts can be resolved into two distinct groups (i) Low biscuit and high glost fired ware and (ii) High biscuit and low glost fired ware. In these attempts to achieve sufficient translucency and vitrification the use of certain auxiliary fluxes has been freely made. Though these fluxes gave the desired vitrification and translucency, their use has always been limited. This has been mainly on account of processing and manufacturing difficulties to circumvent which the production of such ware becomes slightly complex and costly. But as such a ware is more attractive it has been received in the market favourably and therefore the extra cost and labour seems to be justified. In India, where no such auxiliary flux has been ever used, the results achieved in the present series of experiments seem to be more than justified as theymay open out as absolutely new line of manufacture.
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