The invention discloses a
glaze material manufactured by utilization of
tailings. The
glaze material comprises 40-65% of
feldspar, 10-25% of
quartz, 15-30% of
iron ore mine
tailings, 0-10% of limestone, 0-10% of kaolin and 0-10% of
bone ash. The
glaze material comprises following components by weight: 1-5 parts of K2O, 1-8 parts of Al2O3, 55-70 parts of SiO2, 1-5 parts of P2O5, 1-5 parts of Na2O, 1-8 parts of Fe2O3, 5-15 parts of CaO and 1-8 parts of MgO. The invention also discloses a
glazing process of the glaze material manufactured by utilization of the
tailings. The
glazing process includes: adding the materials into a ball grinder and performing ball-milling, adding water, uniformly mixing, stirring and dissolving to obtain glaze
slurry, with the
fineness of the glaze
slurry being controlled to be less than 0.01% of residue on
sieve of a ten-thousand hole
sieve; discharging the glaze
slurry and stirring; sieving the glaze slurry with a
sieve having a size of 200 meshes, applying the fully suspended glaze slurry onto the surface of a
green body with the concentration being 38-46 baume degrees and the thickness of the glaze slurry on the surface of the
green body being 0.2-1.2 mm; and subjecting the
green body to high-temperature
sintering, and cooling in furnace to
room temperature after the
sintering is finished to obtain a
ceramic product. By adoption of a one-time
sintering process, the product quality can reach that of secondary sintering and the product
energy consumption is reduced.