The Development of Pottery Products from Nong Suea Clay

Sekporn Tansripraparsiri

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.608.346

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The Development of Pottery Products from Nong Suea Clay

Abstract:

The development of pottery products was emphasized as the research and development project. The main ingredient was Nong Suea clay, Pathumthani province. Normally, Nong Suea clay was used for land-fill industries. However, the way to use Nong Suea clay as materials for pottery products could be a value added technology. In addition, the pottery products created from Nong Suea clay were used as the decorative materials. From the line blend method, six mixing ingredients were focused. The researcher found that the suitable mixing ingredient was the third formula that contained Nong Suea clay (80%) and Ranong white clay (20%). This formula was processed into five types of pottery products. Two temperatures were monitored for firing. First, the temperature at 850 °C was used for three different types of pots. This product was normally shaped by hand with a throwing wheel that led to the industrial process level. Second, the temperature at 1,200 °C was used for two different types of vases. The product decorations of these groups were applied by the flowing glaze technique which was suitable for long-term research and development. The craftmen in should be highly skilled, tool uses, and higher temperature capacity of kiln.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 608)

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346-350

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.608.346

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April 2014

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Sekporn Tansripraparsiri*

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Nong Suea Clay, Pottery Products, Ranong Clay

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