The process and precautions of making bone china couple cups

The process and precautions for making bone china couple cups There are two types of bone china cups for making lover cups: 1. Bone china cup reduction firing (heating from 0℃ to 1000℃, at this time, open the vent to let in oxygen The burning is more vigorous until the porcelain temperature burns out and the product is milky white). 2. Oxidation sintering (heating at 0°C until it reaches the deficient temperature, the burned product will be cleaner). The preparation of raw materials for making bone china couple cups (the raw materials are divided into two types): 1. Plastic raw materials, bone china cups are mainly clay-like natural minerals, including high territories, water and high territories, which are plasticized in the blank And bonding effect. 2. There is no plastic material, and the quartz in the bone china cup can reduce the viscosity of the blank. The fired part of the quartz is deeply dissolved in the feldspar glass to increase the viscosity of the liquid phase and prevent high temperature deformation. After cooling, it will act as a skeleton in the porcelain white porcelin dinnerware blank. To prevent cracking and deformation when the body shrinks, feldspar is a flux raw material. After being melted at high temperature, it can dissolve a part of quartz and high-territory decomposition products. It can cement the molten high-viscosity glass at high temperature and increase bone The compactness and strength of porcelain white porcelin dinnerware couple cups.

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