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Definition of biscuit firing in English: biscuit firing(also biscuit fire) noun mass nounThe first firing of pottery, which permanently hardens the clay. （陶土的）素烧（指第一次烧制并永久性变硬） Example sentencesExamples - This has been reliable and economic through well over a hundred glaze firings to cone 9 and over, as well as the biscuit firings preceding them.
- The underglaze mark is a handpainted or printed mark which is put on the wares after the biscuit firing process but before the glaze is put on the objects.
- This will prevent any work which blows up in its biscuit firing from sticking to glazed work.
- It is called the biscuit firing because, once cooled, the item has a dry, biscuit like feel.
- And if people didn't like the results, a second biscuit firing would restore a blank canvas.
- When the biscuit firing is complete, the shapes of the pieces are now rigid and set.
- These two firings were the first that Bill did ‘Raw’, that is without biscuit firing the ware beforehand.
- The work is coated with fine layers of Terra-Sigalatta (fine clay particles) prior to biscuit firings, most work is then exposed to one of a range of surface carbonisation techniques.
- An initial biscuit firing is followed by a sawdust firing in an oil drum, which creates the smoke-fired effects on the rich sheen of the surface.
- After their biscuit firing, then, the biscuit tiles are placed, as we have seen, on inspection tables.
- Gas furnaces with controllable and uniform temperature are being used for biscuit firings and glazing instead of wood and dung cake fire.
- We recommend biscuit firing at 1000-1060 deg.C followed by a glaze firing at a higher temperature which matures both the clay and the glaze at the same time.
- The first firing of the ware is known as the biscuit firing, as once the clay has been fired it becomes translucent biscuit ware.
- And I know for a fact that some work demands high biscuit firing temperatures and much lower glaze firing.
- After the initial biscuit firing, all tableware is glazed by hand, before the glost firing.
- This is known as the biscuit firing and the pot is still porous and quite weak.
- Another method for producing decorations on porcelain involves porcelain which is pre-fired in a so-called biscuit firing at approximately 1000.degree.
- The first firing is called the biscuit firing, followed by the second which is the glaze firing.
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