Effects of Different Sodic Deflocculants on Rheological Properties of Acid-Resistant Overglaze Slip

Cong Li; Qi Cheng Liu; An Ming Chen; Jun Feng; Tao Feng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.668.178

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Effects of Different Sodic Deflocculants on Rheological Properties of Acid-Resistant Overglaze Slip

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This paper aims at solving the poor rheology of clay-water- acid-resistant overglaze slip. Natronite, tripolyphosphate sodium and composite deflocculant compounded of sodium natronite and sodium tripolyphosphate in proportion of 1:2 respectively were taken as deflocculants, and single-factor test and ring test were used to measure the variations in zeta-potential, viscosity and thixotropic. The results show that 0.3% of the composite deflocculants are better than any other single deflocculants on clay-water-acid-resistant overglaze slip, which has a better liquidity, a better thixotropy and a better stability that can avoid defects on glaze such as crawling, pinhole, hard spot, focal spot. Some factual and theoretic bases can be provided for enamel industry.

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Cong Li, Qi Cheng Liu, An Ming Chen, Jun Feng, Tao Feng

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Deflocculants, Fluidity, Thixotropy, Viscosity, Zeta Potential

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