blunger

(ˈblʌndʒə)

(Ceramics) a large vat in which the contents, esp clay and water, are mixed by rotating arms

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blunger

A vessel in which pottery ingredients are mixed.

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References in periodicals archive

S/No Name No Size/Capacity Supplier Country 1 Jaw Crusher/Mill 1 1-2 tph/15Hp Nigeria 2 Blunger (body) 1 1000 " 3 Vibrating Siever 1 1M/Dim " 4 Blunger 1 2000L " 5 Ball Mill 1700MM(3.43M) U.K 6 Filter Press 1 300kg (32) " 7 Electro-Magnetio 1 2000lit/hr " Sieve 8 Lathe turner 3 Spindle holder " 9 Jigger/Jo ley 1 " 10 Kiln (Furnace) 2 5x2 1/2 x2M " S/No Name Pounds Naira 1 Jaw Crusher/Mill -- 15,000.00 2 Blunger (body) -- 14,000.00 3 Vibrating Siever -- 8,000.00 4 Blunger -- 20,000.00 5 Ball Mill 30,000 240,000.00 6 Filter Press 7,000 56,000.00 7 Electro-Magnetio 10,000 80,000.00 Sieve 8 Lathe turner 27,000 216,000.00 9 Jigger/Jo ley 20,000 160,000.00 10 Kiln (Furnace) 40,000 320,000.00 Source: Irabor et al (1998)

The place of ceramics today: Dr Isah Bolaji Kashim researches the potential for ceramics in Nigeria

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