Abstract
The influence of the firing conditions on the color characteristics and surface gloss of glazed porcelain after firing in a tunnel furnace is shown for a concrete example. The whiteness of glazed porcelain is determined according to the values of two indices: whiteness WI and tint T w . It is shown that the whiteness index WI of porcelain is closely associated by an inverse relation with the yellowness b * CIE L * a * b * and the tinting T w with the coordinate –a * (green) right up to inadmissible values. The gloss corresponds to a shiny or highly shiny surface of porcelain glaze.
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