Production Of Synthetic Gypsum And Its Uses In Japan - 1. Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Takaji Kusakawa
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Jan 1, 1982

Abstract

In Japan, almost no natural gypsum is mined for industrial uses of gypsum, and almost all gypsum is synthetic gypsum, that is desulphogypsum, produced by waste sulphur dioxide gas from metal smelters and power plants, and other industrial waste sources. The amount of such sythetic gypsum production has reached more than six million metric tons per year (1979). Major uses are for cements and building materials. Other uses are soil conditioner, investment casting mold, organic composite materials, etc and sulphur recovery by gypsum decomposition is being examined. This paper summarizes present Japanese production and uses of sythetic gypsun produced from industrial waste.
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APA: Takaji Kusakawa  (1982)  Production Of Synthetic Gypsum And Its Uses In Japan - 1. Introduction

MLA: Takaji Kusakawa Production Of Synthetic Gypsum And Its Uses In Japan - 1. Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1982.

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