[DOC] [TLE] J! Archive - Show #2126, aired 1993-11-29 [PAR] Pottery usually undergoes this heating process twice in the biscuit & glaze stages
. $300, 28. Peter the Cruel & Joan the Mad ruled this Spanish kingdom... [DOC] [TLE] Ceramic Architectures | Basics [PAR] The raw materials used in ceramics manufacture are of a mineral nature and their 
main ... clay used in preparing porcelain,as it keeps its colour during the firing 
process. ... with a very low moisture content and suitable size for the forming 
stage. ... produce smaller-sized particles and are equipped with a heating system 
that... [DOC] [TLE] Biscuit (pottery) - Wikipedia [PAR] Biscuit, refers to pottery that has been fired but not yet glazed. Biscuit is any 
pottery after the first firing and before any glaze is applied. This can be a final 
product such as bisque porcelain, or unglazed earthenware, often called 
terracotta, or, most commonly, an intermediary stage in a glazed ... Processes 
and decoration. [DOC] [TLE] Overview of the Firing Process in Pottery - About.com [PAR] Firing is the process of bringing clay and glazes up to a high temperature. ... This 
final aim, however, is usually done in two steps. Ads. &ensp. &ensp. Bisque 
Firing. Bisque firing the first time the pots go through high temperature heating. [DOC] [TLE] Ceramic Products - New Zealand Institute of Chemistry [PAR] some chemical changes and the silica and feldspar undergo physical changes. ... 
heated are very complex, and in order to understand the chemistry of firing it is 
necessary to .... Kaolin clay is the clay most commonly used for pottery-making 
and, ... twice in a method whereby the glaze is applied after the first, biscuit, firing
... [DOC] [TLE] The Great Pottery Throw Down and language | OxfordWords blog [PAR] Dec 8, 2015 ... Hands shaping a piece of pottery on a wheel. ... at various subsequent stages by 
cutting pieces off, adding a handle, and so on. ... In other words, the pot is heated 
to around 1000 Celsius, causing chemical changes that harden it. ... 'cooked 
twice' because biscuits were originally baked normally and then... [DOC] [TLE] Firing: What Happens to Ceramic Ware in a Firing Kiln - Digitalfire [PAR] It requires awareness of kiln contents, the process, and the objective. ... The ware 
has to dry in preparation for bisque (potters do this) or single fire (common in 
industry). ... Industry has optimized drying and early stage firing alot, in fact they 
can heat ... Typically firings do not contain both once-fire and glazed biscuit ware. [DOC] [TLE] Chapter 84 - Glass, Pottery and Related Materials [PAR] Bagged raw materials are typically charged into a bag dumping station or directly 
... fire or explosion associated with fuel systems used for process heat or fuel for 
lift ..... the bisque firing, and the piece of pottery is called a biscuit or bisque piece. 
.... Glazed wall and floor tiles are produced either by single-or two-stage firing. [DOC] [TLE] The Great Pottery Throw Down and language | OUPblog [PAR] Mar 19, 2016 ... While the world of competitive pottery may have no more in common with rapping 
... for instance, and it can be remodelled at various subsequent stages by ... tools 
while it revolves on a wheel, in a process similar to woodturning. ... means '
cooked twice' because biscuits were originally baked normally and... [DOC] [TLE] The Potteries Bottle Oven: Firing a Bottle Oven [PAR] The single most important part the potting process is the biscuit firing. It is here 
that the pottery body mixed by the potter, according to a recipe, undergoes its 
greatest ... The mere getting to a certain fixed heat at the places where the trials 
are is but the ... THE potters' oven for biscuit is usually larger than that for glaze; 
and is,... [DOC] [TLE] Ceramics - SlideShare [PAR] Apr 1, 2014 ... Properties of ceramics; Classification of ceramics; Ceramic raw material; ... THE 
MANUFACTURING PROCESS  This consists of four basic stages: shaping ....

Question: Pottery usually undergoes this heating process twice in the biscuit & glaze stages
Answer: Firing