Definition of biscuit firing in English:

biscuit firing

(also biscuit fire)

noun

mass noun

The first firing of pottery, which permanently hardens the clay.
Example sentencesExamples
- This has been reliable and economic through well over a hundred glaze firings to cone 9 and over, as well as the biscuit firings preceding them.
- The underglaze mark is a handpainted or printed mark which is put on the wares after the biscuit firing process but before the glaze is put on the objects.
- This will prevent any work which blows up in its biscuit firing from sticking to glazed work.
- It is called the biscuit firing because, once cooled, the item has a dry, biscuit like feel.
- And if people didn't like the results, a second biscuit firing would restore a blank canvas.
- When the biscuit firing is complete, the shapes of the pieces are now rigid and set.
- These two firings were the first that Bill did ‘Raw’, that is without biscuit firing the ware beforehand.
- The work is coated with fine layers of Terra-Sigalatta (fine clay particles) prior to biscuit firings, most work is then exposed to one of a range of surface carbonisation techniques.
- An initial biscuit firing is followed by a sawdust firing in an oil drum, which creates the smoke-fired effects on the rich sheen of the surface.
- After their biscuit firing, then, the biscuit tiles are placed, as we have seen, on inspection tables.
- Gas furnaces with controllable and uniform temperature are being used for biscuit firings and glazing instead of wood and dung cake fire.
- We recommend biscuit firing at 1000-1060 deg.C followed by a glaze firing at a higher temperature which matures both the clay and the glaze at the same time.
- The first firing of the ware is known as the biscuit firing, as once the clay has been fired it becomes translucent biscuit ware.
- And I know for a fact that some work demands high biscuit firing temperatures and much lower glaze firing.
- After the initial biscuit firing, all tableware is glazed by hand, before the glost firing.
- This is known as the biscuit firing and the pot is still porous and quite weak.
- Another method for producing decorations on porcelain involves porcelain which is pre-fired in a so-called biscuit firing at approximately 1000.degree.
- The first firing is called the biscuit firing, followed by the second which is the glaze firing.

单词	biscuit firing
释义	Definition of biscuit firing in English: biscuit firing (also biscuit fire) noun mass noun The first firing of pottery, which permanently hardens the clay. Example sentencesExamples This has been reliable and economic through well over a hundred glaze firings to cone 9 and over, as well as the biscuit firings preceding them. The underglaze mark is a handpainted or printed mark which is put on the wares after the biscuit firing process but before the glaze is put on the objects. This will prevent any work which blows up in its biscuit firing from sticking to glazed work. It is called the biscuit firing because, once cooled, the item has a dry, biscuit like feel. And if people didn't like the results, a second biscuit firing would restore a blank canvas. When the biscuit firing is complete, the shapes of the pieces are now rigid and set. These two firings were the first that Bill did ‘Raw’, that is without biscuit firing the ware beforehand. The work is coated with fine layers of Terra-Sigalatta (fine clay particles) prior to biscuit firings, most work is then exposed to one of a range of surface carbonisation techniques. An initial biscuit firing is followed by a sawdust firing in an oil drum, which creates the smoke-fired effects on the rich sheen of the surface. After their biscuit firing, then, the biscuit tiles are placed, as we have seen, on inspection tables. Gas furnaces with controllable and uniform temperature are being used for biscuit firings and glazing instead of wood and dung cake fire. We recommend biscuit firing at 1000-1060 deg.C followed by a glaze firing at a higher temperature which matures both the clay and the glaze at the same time. The first firing of the ware is known as the biscuit firing, as once the clay has been fired it becomes translucent biscuit ware. And I know for a fact that some work demands high biscuit firing temperatures and much lower glaze firing. After the initial biscuit firing, all tableware is glazed by hand, before the glost firing. This is known as the biscuit firing and the pot is still porous and quite weak. Another method for producing decorations on porcelain involves porcelain which is pre-fired in a so-called biscuit firing at approximately 1000.degree. The first firing is called the biscuit firing, followed by the second which is the glaze firing.
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