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The two definitions of plasticity in ceramics and how to measure deformation pressure and rupture strength. Which factors determine the plasticity of a ceramic body? About two relevant methods to detect the consistency and extrudability of ceramic bodies and the relation of these term with plasticity.
Plasticity is like honesty: it is hard to define, but it is associated with certain properties.
—Scott Blair
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Händle, F. (2019). Plasticity or the Great Unknown. In: The Art of Ceramic Extrusion. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-05255-3_6
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