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2015
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A flat, usually thin-walled, glazed or unglazed product made from ceramic mass, used for external or internal cladding of walls and wall panels, as well as for flooring. According to ST SEV 3979.
Ceramic tiles and slabs made by pressing a powdery mass into molds under high pressure. According to EN 14411.
The ability of a tile to withstand the effects of a given acid of a certain concentration under certain conditions without the subsequent appearance of defects on the glazed surface and (or) destruction of the shard. According to ST SEV 3979.
A mixture of synthetic resin, mineral fillers and organic additives, the hardening of which is carried out due to a chemical reaction. According to EN 12004.
The gap inside the base is designated CF-S (Appendix A, Figure A.5); a gap inside a tile or slab is designated CF-T (Appendix A, Figure A.6). According to EN 12004.
The rupture occurs inside the layer of mortar or glue, shown in Figure A.4 (Appendix A). According to EN 12004.
A class of binders, which are a composition selected in a certain proportion (mixed at the factory) of mineral and polymer binders. According to GOST 31189.
Technological size, including seam width. According to EN 14411.
The ratio of the speed of rebound to the speed of impact between two striking bodies. According to ISO 10545-5.