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Artificial aggregates

Mineral physics studies. 10. Electrical properties of mineral aggregates. I. Natural and artificial aggregates of crystallized lead sulphide. Ibid., 3268, pp. 21-50. [Pg.505]

Thinking of the enormous market of building materials, efforts have been made to find applications for old plastic materials in the building market and to develop both production methods to use the mixed plastics without any separation and new products containing plastic granulates as artificial aggregates. [Pg.54]

Lightweight artificial aggregates including used paper... [Pg.194]

By mixing a large amount of fly-ash from coal fire electric power plants with a small quantity of Portland cement and water, Yamamoto et al. developed artificial aggregates (coal-ash sand) [1], [2], Various types of coal-ash sand can be made by changing the mix proportion, turning speed of the mixer and also adding some fibers. Lightweight... [Pg.194]

In Japan an oil-absorbing artificial aggregate is reportedly manufactured using CKD that is used to improve the rutting resistance of asphalt concrete pavements by absorbing the lighter fractions of excess asphalt cement binder during hot weather... [Pg.123]

The test is conducted according to CEN EN 1097-3 (1998) and applies to natural, crushed and artificial aggregates. [Pg.81]

The petrographic composition of both natural and artificial aggregates, if required, is determined according to CEN EN 932-3 (2003). [Pg.85]

Here the density is understood as granular bulk density, which means the voids between grains and the inherent porosity of the material is taken into account the latter varies from a few percent for hard rocks to much larger values for porous natural or artificial aggregates. [Pg.90]

Artificial aggregate may be obtained from various kinds of slags, fly ashes, burnt clays and shales, crushed bricks and recycled concrete, etc. Also other by-products, mineral and organic wastes, are used as fillers for ordinary concrete. [Pg.90]

Natural lightweight aggregates (LWA) are mostly obtained from volcanic rocks and their application is of local character. Artificial aggregates are produced in several countries for three main reasons ... [Pg.95]

The production of artificial aggregates requires several procedures, according to particular conditions and requirements. [Pg.95]

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