Uso de ossos bovinos calcinados como aditivo de sinterização na fabricação de porcelanas

Autor: T. T. Kaneko, Henrique Kahn, Douglas Gouvêa

Publikováno v: Cerâmica, Volume: 55, Issue: 335, Pages: 252-256, Published: SEP 2009
Cerâmica v.55 n.335 2009
Cerâmica (São Paulo. Online)
Universidade de São Paulo (USP)
instacron:USP

Ossos bovinos calcinados (OBC) são geralmente utilizados para a fabricação de uma porcelana de alta qualidade conhecida como bone china. Nesses produtos a quantidade de OBC é cerca de 50% do produto. Apesar de o rebanho bovino brasileiro ser um d

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