Pottery decorating : a description of all the processes for decorating pottery and porcelain (1907)
Hainbach, Rudolf · London : Scott, Greenwood & son ; New York : D. Van Nostrand Co. · leaf 54
The Preparation of Glazes 43 low fusing-point, and can therefore be fused in a reverberatory furnace, the fusing-point of the other glazes is high, thus entailing the use of furnaces capable of generating very high temperatures. Readily fusible glazes are often fused in a fritting furnace, as… … Fig. 7. from the grate F pass over a firebridge and thence over a trough G Avith an inclined sole, on which the charge is placed and fused. The fused mass collects at the deepest part of the sole, and can be draAvn olf, through a tap hole F at the side, into a vessel of cold Avatcr, the sudden…
Pottery craft · Glazes · Color in the ceramic industries
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