RI 4394 Perlite: Thermal Data And Energy Required For Expansion

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
E. G. King
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Jan 1, 1948

Abstract

This publication presents original thermal data for a typical variety of perlite and supplies basic information for use in computing energy requirements in processes for expanding perlite. Perlite has been defined by Raiston 4/ as any silicious lava containing dissolved water in sufficient amount to errand into bubbles when the material is quickly heated to a suitable point in the softening range." The uses of expanded perlite in) the construction and ceramic industries have been discussed by Ralston 4/ and King. 5/ The work described here had a dual purpose: (1) It was desired to ascertain quantitatively, using a typical variety of perlite, just how firmly the contained water is held, and (2) it was desired to obtain basic thermal data sufficient for energy-requirement calculations in processes for expanding perlite.
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APA: E. G. King  (1948)  RI 4394 Perlite: Thermal Data And Energy Required For Expansion

MLA: E. G. King RI 4394 Perlite: Thermal Data And Energy Required For Expansion. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1948.

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