análisis del proceso de clasificación cerámico
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Nowadays the Spanish ceramic pavement and coating industry produces more than 600 MMm2 per year, each piece having to be inspected and classified in most of the companies. This implies that each model must usually be stored by sub-groups based on the tone and the caliber, which implies the necessity of a storage and distribution system taking into consideration these elements. The economic impact derived exactly from the need of a stock control, is increased because a control of the visual aspect (related to design and color) must be done. This sorting, can be automated, but this procedure seems not to have clearly been imposed in front of visual sorting processes made by professional sorting. The great complexity of the models, the difficulty in defining the classification criteria, and the lack of objective and repeated criteria for all the designs are issues that make difficult the automation of this crucial process of the production line. Exactly to study the chromatic control of floor tiles, it is necessary to make a throughly analysis of the ceramic sorting process. In this work the tone sorting is studied, emphasizing the most prominent technological and research characteristics in the last fifty years, as well as their prospect of future.<br><br>Hoy en día la industria del pavimento y revestimiento cerámico español produce mas de 600 MMm2 al año, debiendo, cada pieza ser inspeccionada y clasificada en la mayoría de las empresas. Ello implica que normalmente cada modelo debe de ser almacenado por subgrupos en función del tono y del calibre, lo que supone la necesidad de un sistema de almacenamiento y distribución que tenga en consideración estos elementos. El impacto económico derivado precisamente de la necesidad de un control de stocks, se ve incrementado en lo que se refiere al control del aspecto visual (relacionado con el diseño y el color). Esta clasificación es susceptible de ser automatizada, pero este procedimiento parece no haberse impuesto claramente frente a procesos de clasificación visuales realizados por clasificadores profesionales. La gran complejidad de los modelos, la dificultad en la definición de los criterios de clasificación, y la falta de criterios objetivos y repetibles para todos los diseños son cuestiones que dificultan la automatización de este proceso crucial de la cadena de producción. Precisamente para estudiar el control cromático de las baldosas, es necesario hacer un análisis a fondo del proceso de clasificación cerámico. En este trabajo se estudia la clasificación tonal, resaltando las características tecnológicas y de investigación más reseñables en los últimos cincuenta años, así como sus perspectivas de futuro.
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| Authors | ;Tortajada, I.;Peris-Fajarnés, G.;Aguilar, M.;Latorre, P. |
| Journal | medicinal chemistry (shariqah (united arab emirates)) |
| Year | 2006 |
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