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Sometimes a black ware is 'overfired' to an ashy grey.
How to Observe in Archaeology Various
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Though his body twitched—the poor overfired nerves firing one another in sympathy and frightened anticipation.
Dark Mirror Diane Duane 1993
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Moment-to-moment evaluation of which nerves have overfired and need to rest before they become sensitive again.
Dark Mirror Diane Duane 1993
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If it seems overfired (too fluid), the clay content can be increased.
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This strongly binds the clay particles together, but if the body is overfired it becomes brittle like glass and loses its strength.
Chapter 9 1990
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That gives it a long vitrification range, and the ware will not suddenly collapse when overfired as is the case of limestone.
Chapter 9 1990
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Sort the bricks into good quality, "seconds", underfired and overfired bricks.
Chapter 9 1989
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The third cone is a number that will deform at a temperature higher than 950°C; this will inform you that the kiln has been heated beyond the desired temperature and the bricks are likely to be overfired.
Chapter 11 1989
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Behind cone 7 a cone 8 is placed which shows whether the kiln is overfired.
2. Kilns 1987
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