Evaluation Of Raw Materials For Lightweight Aggregate - Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
William Lodding
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Jan 1, 1964

Abstract

Unlike most ore minerals, the raw materials for lightweight-aggregate, such as clays and shales are abundant everywhere. In view of this ample choice, what are the reasons for many plant failures attributed to the raw material? How can we arrive at a proper choice of the raw material, the proper processing method for the chosen material, predict its behaviour in a plant and the properties of the final product? Determine the uniformity of the raw material and possible harmful impurities? One basic choice is sintered versus kiln-fired aggregate. It will be based on market preferences and availability of the raw material. Almost in every case a good raw material for one process is poison for the other.
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APA: William Lodding  (1964)  Evaluation Of Raw Materials For Lightweight Aggregate - Introduction

MLA: William Lodding Evaluation Of Raw Materials For Lightweight Aggregate - Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1964.

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