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Cones and tempersture


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Cones measure heat work, not temperature. Heat work is a function of temperature over time. That is, it takes time for the heat to penetrate the work and have an effect on it. The faster the kiln is climbing, the higher the temperature that must be reached before the heat work is achieved. The slower the kiln is climbing, the lower the temperature. So if you look at the cone charts, there are different columns that show different temps based on the rate of climb for the last 100C of the firing. That is where the difference comes from.

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