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Ceramic roof tiles are thousands of years old. It is assumed that the first roof tiles were baked of clay in China. The ancient Romans and Greeks first applied roof tiles on a large scale in Europe. [Pg.212]

A stamping press is used in the manufacture of roof tiles. This is a machine which compresses a plastic clay mass between two moulds to obtain the desired shape. This compression technique is only rarely applied in coarse ceramics. [Pg.213]

In the roof tile industry as in the brick industry, research mostly means quality control. This is mainly aimed at textures and finishes, dimensions, mechanical properties (e.g. breaking strength) and physical properties (e.g. water-tight and frost-proof). [Pg.213]


Cigarette smoke Pipe lagging Air duct linings Ceiling and roof tiles Asbestos cement sheeting Synthetic fibres Plastics... [Pg.142]

Biber, m. beaver, -geil, n, castor, castoreum. -geilkampher, m, castorin. -nell, -nelle, /. burnet saxifrage (Pimptnella saxifraga). -schwanz, m. flat roofing tile. [Pg.70]

Dach-wurz, /. common houseleek. ziegel, m. (roofing) tile, -ziegelei,/. tilery, tile kiln, dad. gek., abbrev. (dadurch gekennzeichnet) thereby characterized. [Pg.96]

Alternative proeesses for the reeyeling of fibre-reinforeed plastie (FRP), and their applieation in Japan, are briefly reviewed. Pulverised waste has been used in plastie mouldings for automotive applieations, and in eement roof tiles. FRP may be burned in ineinerators and used to heat water, or as an additive to eement kilns, where the resin aets as a fuel and the glass and filler beeome eement raw materials. Pyrolysis, in eonjunetion with metal eatalysts, has been used to reduee the waste to oils or gases, and treatment with steam or supereritieal water has also been sueeessfully applied. 26 refs. [Pg.48]

The DC plasma furnace was designed in the Technical University of Lodz and applied to treat the ash samples with high degree of flexibility [7]. The process of plasma vitrification of ash and slag ends in a chemically stable (Table 3) and mechanically resistant product [8,9], which is safe to store or it can be used as constructional material even in the form of bricks or roof tiles. [Pg.103]

Solar tiles look similar to regular roof tiles but provide power for their owner. Each solar roof on an average house over its lifetime prevents about 34 tons of greenhouse gas emissions. [Pg.206]

Many of these wild places and conditions are quite unintended outcomes of our own actions. Urban people are constantly making incidental natures, interacting with nonhuman species to create environmental outcomes of startling complexity. The lesser kestrel, a bird of prey currently on the brink of extinction, thrives in some cities of the Middle East, where it nests in clay roof tiles in areas of urban growth, just as the recovery of the peregrine falcon, a threatened species in the United states, is partly predicated on its New York City... [Pg.12]

As illustrated in Fig. lA, individual molecules of thianthrene [and also 2,3,7,8-bis(methylenedioxy)thianthrene] stack in the same manner as roofing tiles [82JCR(M)3501, 82JCR(S)334], whereas in crystals of 2,3,7,8-tetramethoxythianthrene, the asymmetric unit contains three molecules (Fig. IB), two are stacked above each other, but the third lies perpendicular to this pair. In this last case, the asymmetric units are arranged so that no more extensive stacking than this occurs. [Pg.304]

Fig. 1. A, Individual molecules of thianthrene stacked in the same manner as roofing tiles B, two molecules stacked above each other, with a third lying perpendicular. Fig. 1. A, Individual molecules of thianthrene stacked in the same manner as roofing tiles B, two molecules stacked above each other, with a third lying perpendicular.
Rizzoli, G. 2001. Suitability of Carbonate-Rich Roofing Tile Raw Materials for a More Economical and Ecological Firing Technique. PhD thesis, Institute for Geological Sciencies, University of Bern, Switzerland. [Pg.421]

ASTM C1167, Clay Roof Tile, ASTM, Philadelphia, Pa. [Pg.217]

Tiles may be classed under throe divisions, paving tiles, roofing tiles, and drain tiles, each of which comprehend numerous other varieties. The great distinction betwoen tiles and bricks arises from the greater thinness of the former, and the consequent necessity of increased purity and tenacity in the mass greater care is also bestowed upon tho processes of their manufacture, tiles being always dried undsr cover. [Pg.1214]

Roofing Tiles are of three kinds—pan tiles, which are of a curved shape plain tiles, flat and of various shapes, often arranged to form elegant patterns when laid upon the roof and ridge roof tiles, formed to cope the top of the roof, and often highly ornamental. [Pg.1214]

Building materials Road construction materials Other walls, roofing, tiles, bricks, concrete blocks, sheet glass sound barriers, signs, paving, guardrails, curbstones, crosswalk paint, surfaces of other structures paint, cement, solar panels ... [Pg.83]

BC Etruria Roof tiles made of fired clay... [Pg.19]

Some products of the coarse ceramic industry are bricks, hollow building bricks, paving bricks, roof tiles, drain pipes, vitrified clayware products and insulation materials. [Pg.201]

In The Netherlands locally found clay is almost exclusively used as main raw material. The most important clay deposits for (paving) bricks are found along the river banks of Holland s main rivers. River clay from the polders is mostly fat to very fat and deficient in lime consequently it is used in the production of e g. roof tiles. We call a clay type fat when it contains a high percentage of minute particles. The Dutch coarse-ceramic clay is a sediment, appr. 45 % of whose particles have a diameter of < 10 pm. The coarser sand and silt fractions... [Pg.201]

In the industrial world bricks are mostly made in an automated production process. After the raw materials have obtained the correct composition and plasticity, the forming process follows. In The Netherlands hand moulding, press moulding and extrusion moulding are applied in coarse ceramics. Occasionally the stamping press is still used, mainly in the manufacture of roof tiles. [Pg.207]

The die produces a column of clay with the desired form and a steel wire cuts it in individual parts. Products made by an extruder bricks (both perforated and not), hollow bricks, large building blocks, drainage pipes, sewer pipes, riven slabs, tiles and roof tiles. The extruder requires the use of a plastic clay. The baked product is characterized by its square shape and smooth surface. [Pg.208]


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