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Triboeconomics of the manufacture of ceramics

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The triboeconomics of ceramic manufacturing is based on the contact interactions in the line: raw material—technology—product—application. The growing share of recycled and synthetic raw materials in comparison to natural raw materials closes the production cycle. The calcinated at 1000 °C (1 h) water granulated blast-furnace slag is comparable to calumite, grinded glost-fired faience waste to the SLS glass (soda-lime-silica glass), but the ceramic tiles with calcinated water granulated blast-furnace slag to the Life Ceram tiles. The synthetic diopside is a suitable component mass for speedy firing.

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Bozadzhieva, L.R., Bozadzhiev, L.S. & Georgiev, G.T. Triboeconomics of the manufacture of ceramics. Interceram. - Int. Ceram. Rev. 67, 16–17 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s42411-018-0032-1

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