Translation of "Gebrannter ton" in English

Basic Ingredients: milled fired clay, 67,5 % SiO2 (quartz)

He used plaster, cement, baked clay, wood, basalt and bronze.

The film of claim 1 wherein said silicate is calcined clay.

Such mineral materials which have large tolerances are particularly fired or vitrified clay and concrete.

In order to determine the action of active compounds, various substrates, such as, for example, fired clay and plywood, were sprayed with preparations, formulated as wettable powders (WP), in aqueous suspensions at determined application rates (mg ai/m2].

The process according to claim 9, characterized in that burnt clay, expanded concrete dust, perlite, bulked clay, limestone, brick powder, trass powder, trass lime, bleaching earth, cement, calcium aluminate, sodium aluminate, calcium sulfide, organic sulfides, calcium sulfite, calcium sulfate, carbon-containing sorbents such as especially blast furnace coke, lignite dust, activated carbon and flue ash as well as water glass, accelerators and/or retarding agents are used as further additives (selected from pore-forming substances Addiment LP1, LP2, 1TM).

In the case of known materials for the production of animal litter, they are mainly natural products having a mineral or organic origin, such as pumice, clay material such as e.g. alumina, fire clay and the like, wood flour, peat and kieselguhr which, as a result of their porous structure, are able to absorb liquids in the said pores.

Examples of porous ceramic materials which can be used for this purpose include calcined clay, kieselguhr and diatomaceous earth, as well as commercially available products based on these materials but mixed with a large variety of polymers, whereas, in the case of the CPG glasses, those with an average pore diameter of 175 to 250 Å have proved to give optimum results.

The process according to claim 9, characterized in that burnt clay, expanded concrete dust, perlite, bulked clay, limestone, brick powder, trass powder, trass lime, bleaching earth, cement, calcium aluminate, sodium aluminate, calcium sulfide, organic sulfides, calcium sulfite, calcium sulfate, carbon-containing sorbents such as especially blast furnace coke, lignite dust, activated carbon and flue ash as well as water glass, accelerators and/or retarding agents are used as further additives (selected from pore-forming substances Addiment LP1, LP2, 1TM).

In the case of known materials for the production of animal litter, they are mainly natural products having a mineral or organic origin, such as pumice, clay material such as e.g. alumina, fire clay and the like, wood flour, peat and kieselguhr which, as a result of their porous structure, are able to absorb liquids in the said pores.

As regards material, almost every variety of precious stone was used for this purpose, even ordinary limestone, and even baked clay, were used by those who could afford nothing better.

I was impressed by the material he used (stone, bronze, terracotta, slate and marble).

Synthetic pozzolanas are fired, milled clay (ground brick), fly ashes such as hard coal power station ash, silica dust, oil shale ash (oil shale=bituminous, lime-containing shale) and calcined kaolin (metakaolin).

The addition of chamottes (fired clay) enables non-linear shrinkage in the drying and firing process to be reduced to less than 10%.

In the church, precious because of its works of art, there is the group in white terracotta (fired clay) that represents the Visitazione, a work by Luca della Robbia.

The today's district teasels was already founded in the year 350 A.D. as the first Christian municipality one of the lower Moselle. Enormously controls also even today die caster church with her mighty towers the view of a place. Besichtigenswert is this„ Moselle cathedral“ always - art-historically Romanesque, Gothic and baroque style elements provide for the fact that he belongs to hobby room to the most significant sacred constructions one of the Moselle. A dreimanualige dumb organ of 1728, a terracotta-altar shrine burnt from home metric ton of 1420 are die to quite special centers of attraction.

In the case of blocks consisting of fired clay, web thicknesses of 6 mm and more are conventional.

Brickslips made from pure clay - intelligently combined with high quality insulation plus carrier system.

Pottery are ceramic ware made of baked clay.

Fired clay denotes the natural beauty of primary modelling.

The even older baptismal (1703) is made of blazed clay and has the form of a chalice.

Her objects made of fired clay situate themselves at the point of intersection between abstraction and figuration.

In the culture of ancient Greece and Magna Graecia, a pinax (?????) (plural pinakes - ???????) or a "board", denotes a votive tablet of painted wood, terracotta, marble or bronze that served as a votive object deposited in a sanctuary or as a memorial affixed within a burial chamber.

He famously made two models for the statue. Clay fired, then bronzed, identical.

The Phaistos Disc (also spelled Phaistos Disk, Phaestos Disc) is a disk of fired clay from the Minoan palace of Phaistos on the Greek island of Crete, possibly dating to the middle or late Minoan Bronze Age (2nd millennium BC).

This is no serious disadvantage when working with thin roofing plates, such as corrugated metal plates, but when the tiles consist of burnt clay, asbestos cement, ceramic material or the like and have a thickness of 4 to 5 mm or more, the situation is different.

Bricks for the building industry are generally made of clay, partly with the addition of loam, sand, ground and burnt clay and/or other mineral substances.

It is also possible to bind the active ingredient in or on natural or synthetic solid carriers, such as rubber, cork, cellulose, plastics, ground coal, sawdust, silicates, pumice, calcined clay or similar solid carriers, or to use the active ingredient in special capsule formulations or plastic containers in order to achieve uniform release into the atmosphere over prolonged periods.