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glazing2 CONSTRUCTSCeramic glazeEARL · CERAMIC GLAZEBuilding glazingMEMARI · GLAZING SYSTEM

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Ceramics

A glassy coating fused onto a ceramic body by firing.

In ceramics, glazing is the application and firing of a glassy coating onto a clay body, sealing its surface and giving colour and gloss; the glaze is a glass formulated to melt and bond at the firing temperature. Earl and Ahmed (2008), in the Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, characterize how a glaze melts as it is fired. Here glazing is a fused glass coating on pottery, not sheets of glass set into a building.[1]

Unit
One fired glaze coat (its composition and melting range).
Recovery means
Identify a glassy fired coating fused to a ceramic surface.
Measured by
By glaze melting behavior, composition, and fired-surface properties.

Building Engineering

The glass elements of a building envelope, and their installation.

In building engineering, glazing is the glass component of a facade or window and the systems that hold it, governing daylight, heat transfer, and weather resistance of the envelope. Memari (2013), in Curtain Wall Systems, reviews developments in curtain-wall and glazing systems. Here glazing is the glass of a building envelope, not a fired coating on pottery.[2]

Unit
One glazed assembly (glass plus framing in the envelope).
Recovery means
Identify the glass units and framing that make up a window or curtain wall.
Measured by
By thermal (U-value), optical, and structural performance of the assembly.

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References

  1. Earl, D. A., & Ahmed, M. (2008). Characterization of glaze melting behavior with hot stage microscopy. In Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings (pp. 3-12). John Wiley & Sons, Inc. https://doi.org/10.1002/9780470294796.ch1
  2. Memari, A. M. (2013). New developments in curtain wall and glazing systems. In Curtain Wall Systems (pp. 194-209). American Society of Civil Engineers. https://doi.org/10.1061/9780784412701.ch11

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