Seger equation for ceramics materials

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The Seger equation is a crucial formula used in ceramics to calculate the behavior of clays and minerals during the firing process. It helps in understanding the thermal and physical properties of ceramic materials. The discussion references resources from DigitalFire, which provide valuable insights into the application of the Seger equation in formulating ceramic compositions. Users can find detailed explanations and examples of the Seger equation's calculations on the provided links.

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for ceramics materials, is there something called a seger equation or something? if so, how do you calculate that?
 
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Remember hearing about it waaaay back, having to do with behavior of clays, minerals when 'fired':

http://digitalfire.com/gerstleyborate/wheretostart.shtml
http://www.digitalfire.com/help/formanal.htm
 
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thank you very much! it's very helpful! :)
 

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