Abstract
Building ceramic consume a lot of mineral raw materials. The standardization of raw materials is the trend of ceramic industry. This paper analyzes the manufacturability of clay, quartz and feldspar, and their function in the ceramic production process, aims to provide some thoughts for the realization of raw material standardization, promotes the standardization of raw materials forward, improves the utilization rate of mineral raw materials and reduces environmental damage.
Highlights
According to statistics from the China Building & Sanitary Ceramics Association, the output of building ceramics in 2019 is 10.161 billion m2
The physical properties, chemical properties and manufacturability of ceramic raw materials directly affect the quality of products
This article will analyze the manufacturability of three kinds of mineral raw materials of clay, feldspar, and quartz, interpret the standardization of raw materials, and promote the development of standardization of building and sanitary ceramics
Summary
According to statistics from the China Building & Sanitary Ceramics Association, the output of building ceramics in 2019 is 10.161 billion m2. In the field of building ceramics, national standards for raw materials such as kaolin, talc, and zirconium silicate have been formulated, and industry standards for raw materials such as feldspar, and pyrophyllite have been formulated[2,3,4], which has a demonstrative effect on the standardization of raw materials. These standards set requirements in terms of the appearance quality, chemical composition, moisture content, and particle size of the raw materials, and play an exemplary role in the standardization of raw materials. This article will analyze the manufacturability of three kinds of mineral raw materials of clay, feldspar, and quartz, interpret the standardization of raw materials, and promote the development of standardization of building and sanitary ceramics
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