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Why wall tiles burnt at low temprature

  • Thread starter Thread starter Srinivasan
  • Start date Start date Feb 1, 2019
Srinivasan

Srinivasan

Prime CE
mumbai
  • Feb 1, 2019
  • #1
why clay wall tiles are burnt at low temperature?
 
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Dnyan Deshmukh

Dnyan Deshmukh

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Pune
  • Apr 6, 2019
  • #2
Clay wall tiles are heated at 1200 + degree and normally called as ceramic tiles.

Ceramic tiles are made by compressing the clay / soil at low pressure to form a porosity which helps in bonding of tile with wall surface.
 
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