24. Water plays an important role in traditional ceramics shaping processes. With the help of a suitable diagram, discuss the effect of water volume on the aggregate volume of clay based ceramics. Hence discuss the drying stages for such materials using appropriate diagrams. Page 8 of 12 [10 points]
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![24. Water plays an important role in traditional ceramics shaping processes. With the help of a suitable
diagram, discuss the effect of water volume on the aggregate volume of clay based ceramics. Hence discuss
the drying stages for such materials using appropriate diagrams.
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