Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 45, Issue 1, 104001(2018)
Microstructures of Ancient Porcelains Based on Optical Coherence Tomography
Fig. 1. Pictures of typical porcelain fragment samples at Qingliangsi site in Baofeng County, Henan Province
Fig. 3. OCT gray images of different types of glaze layers (n=1.500, each pixel size is 1.2 μm×5.3 μm).(a),(b) Glass phase dominant type glaze; (c),(d) non-uniform scattering type glaze; (e),(f) homogeneous scattering type glaze
Fig. 4. OCT images of sample BQ-15-3 (n=1.500, each pixel size is 1.2 μm×5.3 μm). (a) Original OCT image; (b) extracted image of glaze layer segmentation; (c) contrast enhancement image
Fig. 6. Two-dimensional plot of cosolvent content of porcelain glaze and mole ratio of silicon alumina
Fig. 7. Back scattering SEM images and EDS test points of sample BQ-15-3 glaze layer. (a) 1000×; (b) 10000×
Fig. 8. Backscattering SEM image and EDS test points of typical inhomogeneous scattering glaze layer inclusions. (a) Sample BQ-18-2 (100×); (b) sample BQ-18-2(2000×); (c) sample BQ-16-3; (d) sample BQ-16-5
Fig. 9. Backscattered SEM images and EDS test points of samples BQG15G3 red area glaze layer. (a) 2000×; (b) 5000×
Fig. 10. Raman spectrum of typical sample glaze inclusion. (a),(b) BQ-15-3; (c),(d) BQ-16-3; (e),(f) BQ-16-5
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Zhong Danxia, Guo Musen, Hu Yongqing, Liu Song, Dong Junqing, Li Qinghui. Microstructures of Ancient Porcelains Based on Optical Coherence Tomography[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2018, 45(1): 104001
Category: Measurement and metrology
Received: Jul. 13, 2017
Accepted: --
Published Online: Jan. 24, 2018
The Author Email: Danxia Zhong (15356634101@163.com)