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A–H eight stages

Japanese: A_H8段階

A structure that defines a firing program in eight stages, from initial heating to room temperature. A common language for program design. / Note: Initial heating / Equalization / Rapid heating / Peak temperature / Rapid cooling / Hold during slow cooling / Slow cooling / Cooling

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The 8-step A–H configuration describes the firing program in eight stages, from initial heating to room temperature. They are arranged in the following order: Initial Heating (A), Equalization (B), Rapid Heating (C), Peak Temperature (D), Rapid Cooling (E), Slow Cooling Hold (F), Slow Cooling (G), and Cooling (H).

This is the common language for program design articulated by Rei Chikaoka (2012).

This entry is written in Japanese by Rei Chikaoka and translated for readers outside Japan. If something reads oddly, the original is the source of truth.