Kilns can be classified as either intermittent or continuous, here's the difference: Intermittent kilns are loaded, fired, cooled, and unloaded in batches, such as clamp kilns, scotch kilns, and shuttle kilns. Tunnel kilns are continuous kilns. The pottery is moved through a tunnel, from preheating to cooling zones. The main difference is tunnel kilns are continuous, and other listed kilns are intermittent.
LIST I | LIST II | ||
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A | Cones | I | White |
B | Green ware | II | Blue |
C | Cobalt Oxide | III | Bend under heat |
D | Porcelain | IV | Bisque-fired |
LIST I | LIST II | ||
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A | Bisque firing | I | Second firing |
B | Glaze | II | First firing |
C | Pyrometric cones | III | Temperature measuring |
D | Pyrometer | IV | Pyramid shape |