Bio-processing of clay materials and ceramic masses: main trends, techniques and practical experience

Cand. tech. Sciences R.A. Platova ¹ ( This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. ), Cand. tech. Sciences A. N. Chernyshov ² , Dr. Sciences G. N. Maslennikova ³ ; ¹ Russian State University of Trade and Economics (Russia, Moscow), ² Porcelain Verbilok CJSC (Russia, Verbilki settlement, Moscow region), ³ State University of Management (Russia, Moscow)

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