Technological Methods of Obtaining Heat-Efficient Ceramic Materials from Unconditioned Clayey Raw Material

Abstract

The results of a study of the properties of heat-efficient ceramic materials made from unconditioned clayey raw material and microgranules of foam glass as a porizing, thinning component are presented. The foam glass microgranules shorten the drying process and promote firing temperature reduction. The structural and textural particularities of the obtained heat-efficient materials and their effect on the physical and mechanical properties are studied.