Relationship Of Geologic Setting And Kaolin Characteristics To Filler Applications ? I) Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Ed L. Schrader
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Jan 1, 1985

Abstract

Kaolin of the Georgia-south Carolina "Clay Belt" are used in a wide variety of filler and extender applications. Sane applications specifically require the performance enhancement delivered by incorporating kaolin into the product formulations. Other applications are less specific in requirements for an inert mineral filler. In order to be a feasible candidate for filling and extending, a mineral or mineral product must be generally inert (except where specific interaction with the filled medium is desired), inexpensive, easily handled and transported in a variety of forms, accessible to a broad segment of the desired market, and must exist in sufficiently large ore reserves as to assure production for many years. Of course, more precise requirements are necessary in specific applications of a prospective filler material.
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APA: Ed L. Schrader  (1985)  Relationship Of Geologic Setting And Kaolin Characteristics To Filler Applications ? I) Introduction

MLA: Ed L. Schrader Relationship Of Geologic Setting And Kaolin Characteristics To Filler Applications ? I) Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1985.

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