Plaster Manufacturing Process

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Description

This lecture covers the manufacturing steps of plaster, including extraction, cooking, and hardening processes. It explains the use of retarders and accelerators, the resistance properties of plaster, and its specific uses in different applications such as flooring and sculptures. The lecture also discusses the temperature variations and crystal sizes affecting the quality of plaster products.

Instructors (3)

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