Materials & Equipment/Whitewares: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 13, Issue 1/2

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This volume is part of the Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceeding  (CESP) series.  This series contains a collection of papers dealing with issues in both traditional ceramics (i.e., glass, whitewares, refractories, and porcelain enamel) and advanced ceramics. Topics covered in the area of advanced ceramic include bioceramics, nanomaterials, composites, solid oxide fuel cells, mechanical properties and structural design, advanced ceramic coatings, ceramic armor, porous ceramics, and more.Content: Chapter 1 Slip Resistance of Ceramic Floor Tile: Design Criteria for Antislip Tile (pages 1–13): G. Carani, A. Tenaglia and G. TimelliniChapter 2 A Comparative Analysis of the Slipperiness of Floor Cleaning Chemicals Using Three Slip Measuring Devices (pages 14–21): Robert L. KohrChapter 3 A New Slip Resistance Tester (pages 22–28): William EnglishChapter 4 Is the 0.5 Static Coefficient of Friction Value a Bench Mark or a Watershed? (pages 29–45): Alex SacherChapter 5 Slip Resistance—Which Way Should the Dice Fall? (pages 46–65): Richard BowmanChapter 6 Controlled Slip Resistance (pages 66–77): Robert Brungraber and John TemplerChapter 7 Effect of Floor Soil on Coefficient of Friction in Food Service Operations (pages 78–85): David C. UnderwoodChapter 8 Advances in Certification and Quality Marks for the Ceramic Tile Industry (pages 86–91): C. Palmonari and A. TenagliaChapter 9 Wastewater Treatment Improvements at an Inorganic Pigment/Glass Enamel Manufacturing Facility (pages 92–99): Ryne G. StefanacciChapter 10 Effects of Grinding on Pigment Strength in Ceramic Glazes (pages 100–108): Christopher T. DeckerChapter 11 Iron Zircon Pigments (pages 109–118): Chi?Hang Li, Douglas R. Eppler and Richard A. EpplerChapter 12 Zircon Iron Corals: Improved Corals for the 1990s (pages 119–125): Christopher T. DeckerChapter 13 On the Dependence of Viscosity on Concentration for Different Clays and Deflocculants (pages 126–131): M. Rajala, E. Koskela and D. FalabuChapter 14 Colors of Chromium in SnO2?TiO2?Based Systems (pages 132–138): Feng Ren, Shingo Ishida, Nobuyuki Takeuchi and Mitsuru WakamatsuChapter 15 The Structure of Slip?Cast Porcelain Cakes (pages 139–150): A. J. Yarosh and R. A. HaberChapter 16 Sanitary Ware Body Study (pages 151–165): William KohutChapter 17 Sized Dry Glazes: A Decorating Alternative (pages 166–172): Barbara Ann JacobyChapter 18 California Legislation: Ceramic Legal Developments (pages 173–176): James A. CalderwoodChapter 19 Physical Aspects of Glaze Rheology (pages 177–189): Barry LyeChapter 20 Tabletop Ware: Concept through Development (pages 190–195): Jerry FineChapter 21 Testing for Metal Marking Resistance (pages 196–209): Zeke C. Seedorff, Richard C. Patterson, Heinz J. Pangels and Richard A. EpplerChapter 22 Lithia in Lead?Free Frits and Glazes (pages 210–216): Samia BlachereChapter 23 The Role of R&D in the Product Development Process (pages 217–221): J. T. JonesChapter 24 Roller Hearth Kiln for Chinaware Production (pages 222–223): Akira KatoChapter 25 The Influence of Particle Size and Iron Oxide Content of the Clay on Pigment Color (pages 224–234): A. HortlingChapter 26 Color Separation Options in Ceramic/Glass Decal Manufacture (pages 235–239): John J. CaponeChapter 27 Worldwide Marketing of Ceramic Tableware with Particular Consideration of the Single European Market (pages 240–247): W. Von BochChapter 28 The Challenges of Marketing Tabletop in the 1990s (pages 248–254): Katherine L. Vockins and Hans HallundbaekChapter 29 Successful Marketing of Handcrafted Tableware (pages 255–259): Emilio ColellaChapter 30 Bridal Registry—The Vendor to Consumer Link (pages 260–266): Peggy McCoyChapter 31 Tabletop Ware Design and Manufacturing Using CAD/CAM Technology (pages 267–271): Joan HoeberichtsChapter 32 Design of Glass Tableware with Emphasis on Decorated Tumblers to Coordinate with China (pages 272–273): Robert ZollwegChapter 33 Tabletop Design Education Today (pages 274–278): Kenneth WrightChapter 34 Design of Commercial Chinaware for the '90s (pages 279–282): Irving MillsChapter 35 A Designer's View on CAD (pages 283–285): Raija SiikamakiChapter 36 Textile Ceramics (pages 286–288): Mervi VuolasChapter 37 Computer Kiln Design (pages 289–290): C. G. HarmanChapter 38 Upgrading with Computers (pages 291–295): Elaine TibbettsChapter 39 Predictive Process Control—Computer Programs for Fine Particle Processing Controls (pages 296–309): D. R. Dinger and J. E. FunkChapter 40 Avoiding Some Pitfalls in Process Data Analysis (pages 310–320): Thomas E. LandonChapter 41 Numerical Methods for Ceramic Reformulation (pages 321–329): Richard L. LehmanChapter 42 Optimizing Color Development in Glazes Formulated Without Lead for Fast?Fire Systems (pages 330–337): Christopher T. DeckerChapter 43 Color in Lead and Lead?Free Glazes (pages 338–357): Richard A. Eppler and Douglas R. EpplerChapter 44 Practical Problems Encountered in Conversion to Lead?Free Glaze Systems (pages 358–366): Todd Barson and Klaus MeinssenChapter 45 Electromagnetic Separation of Ferromagnetic Particles from Body Slips, Glazes, Porcelain Enamels, and Pigments (pages 367–376): Donald R. GoodfellowChapter 46 Optimization of Ceramic Glaze Properties by Statistical Experimental Design (pages 377–384): E. Pawlicki, E. Saad D. Sproson and P. LunneyChapter 47 Thermochromaticity in Glazed Wall Tile (pages 385–394): Robin L. WeintraubChapter 48 Preliminary Review of the 1990?91 Sanitary Ware Survey (pages 395–404): Wayne Knotts, Bill Leach, William Kelly and Michael YarboroughChapter 49 Advances in Magnetic Separation: Treating Fine High?Purity Material (pages 405–417): Daniel A. NorrgranChapter 50 The Air?Operated, Double?Diaphragm Pump (pages 418–423): N. ColeChapter 51 Economics and Performance of Vibratory Screens (pages 424–428): Henry StachuraChapter 52 New Diaphragm Pump Concepts for Pumping Abrasive Slurries (pages 429–434): R. Brinley and D. HenryChapter 53 The Use of Pyrometric Cones for Statistical Process Control (pages 435–444): Dale A. Fronk, J. Richard Schorr and John SchorrChapter 54 Working with Ceramic Slurries (pages 445–458): Katwen Wu and Phil M. HargusChapter 55 Statistical Process Control in a Fine China Company (pages 459–471): Raymond Blease