by setting aside a little time for pre-planning, you can make the most important shows work for you instead of creating a frazzled mess out of your appointment calendar.

Kiln Connection: Glaze Defects Got you in the Pits?

September 18, 2000

By Ralph Ruark

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Identifying where in the kiln pitting happens will help determine what to do about the problem.

Legislative Issues: EPA - New Small Business Compliance Policy

August 11, 2000

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EPA's new Small Business Compliance Policy is designed to encourage small businesses to discover areas of non-compliance on their own, voluntarily disclose the non-compliance and take corrective action.

Refractories Review: Seek and You Shall Find

August 6, 2000

By Charles E. Semler Ph.D.

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One excellent source of information is the annual Ceramic Industry Data Book and Buyers’ Guide. Each year the CI Data Book is revised and updated to provide more and better information.

Inside CI: What Is The "Data Book Companion"?

August 6, 2000

By Christine Grahl

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Ceramic Industry publishes two issues in July to give you the best of both worlds—a valuable reference tool and an information resource.

Advanced Ceramics: Piezoceramics

August 6, 2000

By R. Nathan Katz

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The emergence of polycrystalline barium titanates (BaTiO3) in the 1940s, and lead zirconate titanates (PbZrTiO3), known as PZT, in the 1950s, has led to most modern applications of piezoceramics.

Advanced Ceramics: A View From Space

July 30, 2000

By R. Nathan Katz

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SiC's ability to be an effective, thermally stable mirror/grating material for X-ray, visible, UV and IR optical devices is rapidly turning it into an optical material of choice for space applications.

Inside CI: Sophisticated Solutions

July 30, 2000

By Christine Grahl

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Ceramic technology is a driving force behind many of today's continuing technological innovations.

Refractories Review: Adjusting To The Changing Industry

July 30, 2000

By Charles E. Semler Ph.D.

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Refractories technology is at its highest level in history, and it is continuing to advance. But refractories don’t always get the full attention needed to insure optimum, cost-effective and safe performance.

Drying & Firing Solutions: Cooling Dunts

July 30, 2000

By Cameron G. Harman Jr.

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Cooling dunts-tiny or even unseen cracks that occur on cooling-have several causes, explains author Cameron Harman Jr.

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