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Stone and Aggregate

Crushed Stone and Aggregate In-pit crushing is increasingly being used to reduce the rock to a size that can be handled by a conveyor system. In quarries with a long, steep haul, conveyors may be more economic than trucks. The primaiy crusher is located near the quariy face, where it can be suppRed by shovels, front-end loaders or trucks. The crusher may be fully mobile or semimobile. It can be of any type listed below. The choices depend on individual quariy economics, and are described by Faiilkner [Quairy Management and Products, 7 6), 159-168 (1980)]. [Pg.1870]

Extraction and transportation of stone and aggregates can cause environmental problems. Ask your supplier where products have been quarried or obtained. [Pg.135]

Other papers in the Symposium deal with the antioxidant and hypolipidemic effects of IP6, its chelating effects in heavy metal toxicity, inhibition of renal stones and other beneficial effects such as inhibition of platelet aggregation, inhibition of inflammatory responses (Shamsuddin, 1998). The lipid lowering effect and anti-neoplastic effect of 1P6 were extensively reviewed (Jariwalla, 1999). Hence, 1P6 is a valuable component of rice bran in preventing disease and maintaining health. 1P6 is present at 1.8-2% in rice bran. [Pg.361]

In the melted state elementary sulfur is an excellent binder for aggregates such as sand, gravel, crushed stone, and similar materials. When a hot sulfur aggregate mixture is left to set, a material of concretelike hardness is obtained. This property leads to the term sulfur concrete or sulfur mortar, which is wrong strictly speaking, since the word concrete is used to refer to a product in which aggregates are bound with hydraulic products such as cement or with limestone. However, since polymer-bound aggregates recently developed to industrial maturity have been called polymer or synthetic resin concrete, the term sulfur concrete is maintained in this chapter. [Pg.61]

As the aggregates, crushed sand stones and a river-mouth sand, and crushed waste plastics were used. The plastics aggregates were substituted for a portion of the aggregates of the same size as them, in quantities from 0 to 20 percent of the tatal aggeregate volume. [Pg.35]


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