Discussion
Laminations in an extruded ceramic product arise chiefly from
Answer: C
Correct answer: the auger folding the body over on itself
The auger drives the body forward in a helical path, and the successive turns meet as surfaces which do not always knit. Those interfaces are laminations: invisible in the wet column, and revealed as curved cracks when the drying or firing stresses find them.
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