Titlebook: Glazes — for the Self-Reliant Potter; A Publication of Deu Henrik Norsker,James Danisch Book 1993 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1993 cerami

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Glaze Problems,Anybody with even a little experience with glazes will realize that problems often arise. Knowing what to do about them requires a lot of experience, and even expert glazers often find it difficult to establish the source of a problem.

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Quality Control,A successful business depends on consistent results. This can only be done if quality control is made a habit. This means having regular procedures for storing glaze materials, checking new shipments, weighing, grinding, mixing, and checking each new batch of glaze before using it in production.

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Health and Safety,As in all other types of industries, precautions are needed to avoid health hazards to the ceramics workers.

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Maria de Lourdes Machado,Luisa Cerdeirars have worked together for several years in a ceramics development project in Nepal, which is based on using local raw materials and resources. There are few existing books which offer much help in this area, especially working in the low temperature range from 900°C–1100°C, where lead glazes have

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A New Social Contract for Higher Education?,rket, raw material and fuel availability. In industrialized countries, where everything is easily available, the decision will usually be based first on the market, and then the best combination of clay body, glazes and kiln can be decided on.

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Higher Education in an Age of Disruptionre used raw, but this is not satisfactory for modern potters. Raw lead is poisonous and sodium/potassium are water-soluble. Borax is sometimes used raw in glazes, but these glazes cannot be stored for a long time, as the borax will go into solution or form crystals.