Use of Iron-Ore Enrichment Tailings in the Production of Ceramic Articles
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The possibility of using iron-ore enrichment tailings in the production of ceramic articles is investigated. The compositions and properties of ceramic bodies and the process parameters for manufacturing articles are presented. To increase product quality nepheline concentrate is used as an alkali-containing additive.
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OpenAlex topics: Industrial Engineering and Technologies · Mining and Gasification Technologies · Engineering and Environmental Studies
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