Archive for March, 2008


History of Ceramic

Saturday, March 29th, 2008

History of Ceramic
Ceramics (keramov, clay, earth potter) is the art of shaping clay and to fix the forms by cooking. The word refers to ceramic products composition and appearance different, based clay or plastic land. The art of shaping clay into ritual objects or domestic, needed to humans, appears among sedentary peoples primitive and it is maintained without interruption until the contemporary industrial era. (more…)

Architectural Ceramics

Saturday, March 29th, 2008

Ceramics
BIGOT Alexandre (1862-1927) – France. After a brief passage in Paul’s workshop BEYER (1873-1945) in Switzerland, he fixed his first oven in 1889 in MER (Loir et Cher). He started with a major advantage: a diploma in chemistry which granted him a much appreciated knowledge, by Jean CARRIES among others, who later also influenced him. As for the practical aspect (turning and moulding) he benefited from TESSIER’s advice Raphael (1860-1937). (more…)

Arts of Ceramics

Saturday, March 29th, 2008

Arts of Ceramics
On October 26th 1945, four crazy guys: A. BOUTAUD, Louis DANGON, Slavic PALEY and RAUDE move into an old disused factory in ACCOLAY, Yonne in Burgundy. They come out of the professional school in Macon where their teacher was in ceramics, among others, Alexander KOSTANDA. (more…)

The high-density, ceramic-based thermal compound

Saturday, March 29th, 2008

The high-density
The high-density, ceramic-based thermal compound specifically designed for modern high-power CPUs and high-performance heatsinks or water-cooling solutions. The Evolution of Cool! (more…)

Electroless plating

Tuesday, March 11th, 2008

What It is:

Electroless nickel (EN) plating is a chemical reduction process which depends upon the catalytic reduction process of nickel ions in an aqueous solution (containing a chemical reducing agent) and the subsequent deposition of nickel metal without the use of electrical energy. Due to its exceptional corrosion resistance and high hardness, the process finds wide application on items such as valves, pump parts etc., to enhance the life of components exposed to severe conditions of service ,particularly in the oil field and marine sector. With correct pretreatment sequence and accurate process control , good adhesion and excellent service performance can be obtained from EN deposited on a multitude of metallic and non-metallic substra6tes. (more…)



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