RI 7129 Shales For Lightweight Aggregate In Appalachian Region, Kentucky And Tennessee

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Ronald P. Hollenbeck
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Jan 1, 1968

Abstract

Shales in the Appalachian Region of Kentucky and Tennessee were sampled and tested to determine their use as raw materials for the manufacture of lightweight aggregate by the rotary-kiln method. Nine samples were obtained from eastern Kentucky and 143 samples were obtained from eastern Tennessee. As a result of preliminary testing of these samples, two sources in eastern Kentucky and 11 sources in eastern Tennessee were resampled for rotary-kiln tests. The rotary-kiln tests showed the two sources in Kentucky and seven sources in Tennessee contained shale that would produce satisfactory aggregate. Lightweight aggregate processed from these nine sources was tested in concrete shapes and was found to be suitable for use in structural concrete.
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APA: Ronald P. Hollenbeck  (1968)  RI 7129 Shales For Lightweight Aggregate In Appalachian Region, Kentucky And Tennessee

MLA: Ronald P. Hollenbeck RI 7129 Shales For Lightweight Aggregate In Appalachian Region, Kentucky And Tennessee. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1968.

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