Article | REF: C905 V2

Clay materials for buildings. Base materials and production processes

Author: Michel KORNMANN

Publication date: May 10, 2009

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4. Conclusions

Terracotta has undergone many stages in its technical development. Today's production methods are highly automated and capable of delivering a high-quality product.

Environmental needs now require production to use less non-renewable energy. Kilns and dryers have already undergone major improvements in energy efficiency. This will be further improved by greater use of non-fossil energy.

Next article describes the properties of terracotta and its main products.

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