Feasibility the Preparation of Pyrometric Cone from Raw Materials in Lampang

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ศิวัช ลาวัลย์วดีกุล
กิตติศักดิ์ สมุทธารักษ์
วิเชษฐ ยิ้มละมัย
จักรกฤษณ์ ฮั่นยะลา
มัตติกา บุญมา

Abstract

This research aim was to study the feasibility of the preparation of a pyrometric cone made from raw materials in Lampang province which was used to validate the temperature in a ceramic kiln. The research team started the experiment by analyzing chemical and mineral composition (XRF and XRD) of a commercial-grade pyrometric cone. Then, following a pyrometric formulation in accordance with the Thailand Industrial Standard (TISI) 558, the kiln was fired at 1230° Celsius in an oxidation atmosphere. It was found that the cone consisted of silica (50%), limestone (10%), and feldspar (40%). It gave an accurate result and the price is cheaper than the standard cones by 10%.

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