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A method of forming of ceramic parts

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For the first time in domestic practice the proposed method of forming of ceramic parts made it possible to obtain parts on standard presses with a height 1.5–2.0 times greater than those shown in the characteristics of existing equipment.

The introduction of the prepressing chamber improves the quality of standard production parts.

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  1. Podolsk Refractory Part Plant, State Scientific-Research and Design Institute for the Nitrogen Industry and the Products of Organic Synthesis, USSR

    P. G. Bezdenezhnykh, V. M. Khodenkov, R. V. Gerasimov & L. I. Chernomordik

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  1. P. G. Bezdenezhnykh
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  2. V. M. Khodenkov
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  3. R. V. Gerasimov
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Translated from Ogneupory, No. 6, pp. 33–35, June, 1986.

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Bezdenezhnykh, P.G., Khodenkov, V.M., Gerasimov, R.V. et al. A method of forming of ceramic parts. Refractories 27, 341–343 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01386682

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