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Peter Riley, a Victorian based kiln maker, with over fifty years of experience in related industries.
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Temperature gradient

Difference in temperature between two faces or points in a material or structure. In glass, the difference between the face receiving the heat and the opposite side. Too steep a gradient can cause breaking due to thermal shock. In kiln structures, the temperature drop across individual layers of insulation or across a complete lining from hot face to shell.

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