T. Banno et al., COMPRESSION DEFORMATION OF CLAY GREEN BODY FOR TRADITIONAL CERAMICS, Nippon Seramikkusu Kyokai gakujutsu ronbunshi, 104(12), 1996, pp. 1147-1150
A uniaxial compression test was carried out to investigate deformation
behavior of clay green body for wet-pressing. Green bodies containing
25-35 mass% water were prepared from Hara gairome clay and distilled
water. The samples were formed into column having various dimensions (
20 mm phi x 30 mmh, 20 mm phi x 15 mmh, 20 mm phi x 10 mmh, 33 mm phi
x 10 mmh) and were largely deformed by compression under a compression
rate of 1.0 mm . s(-1). When the stress-strain curves were converted
to the stress-diameter/height curves according to the plastic deformat
ion theory, the yield points and the linear relationships between stre
ss and diameter/height were observed, which were well represented by a
plastic deformation equation of uniaxial compression under full-surfa
ce-sticking, since the ratio of the slope of the line over the yield p
oint were close to 0.19. The yield points increased with decreasing wa
ter content. The sticking was due to the adhesion between the steel di
e and the samples. In conclusion, it is found that the compression def
ormation of clay green body can be well characterized by using a uniax
ial compression test.