Method for producing ceramics from particle sheet material using

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Pore forming in situ – By mechanically introducing gas into material

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106 69, 106204, 264 63, 264125, C04b 3564

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ABSTRACT:
Method for producing ceramics such as pottery, tiles, bricks and refractory materials which comprises the steps of: mixing in water inorganic fine particles having a negative .zeta.-potential in water and cationic cellulose pulp having a .zeta.-potential of +20 mV or higher; then forming a particle sheet material from said mixture in water using a sheet forming machine; firing said particle sheet material in an oxidizing atmosphere to burn off the cellulose pulp component in said sheet material; and firing further said particle sheet material to sinter the remaining inorganic fine particles. The use of said cationic cellulose pulp eliminated the need of synthetic polymer binders for inorganic fine particles.

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patent: 2823997 (1958-02-01), Craig

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