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frit (frit) imperfectly fused material used as a basis for making glass and in the formation of porcelain teeth.
frit
[frit, frē]
Etymology: Fr, fried
a partially or wholly fused porcelain that is cracked by plunging into water while hot. It is used to make dental porcelain powders.

frit (frit),
n a partly or wholly fused porcelain that has been plunged into water while hot. The mass cracks and fractures, and from this “frit,” dental porcelain powders are made.


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Fritting and coloured panels are used on other facades in response to activity behind (workspace or circulation).
Solar heat gain from the planar glass skylight is modified by fritting the glass, but it will be interesting to see how the space behaves in full summer (I was there on a quite overcast day in mid-May and it was pretty warm).
The envelope of the 156m-high glass tower will be a fully sealed, modular, glazed curtain walling system, including silk-screened fritting and an insulated 'shadow box' effect.
 
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