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Sintered Dolomite/Refractory Materials (Sintered By Rotary Kiln)

Sintered Dolomite/Refractory Materials (Sintered By Rotary Kiln)

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1 Ton m.t.
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2000 Tons per Month m.t./month

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Quick Details

  • Material: dolomite
  • SiO2 Content (%): 0.8max
  • Al2O3 Content (%): 0.4max
  • MgO Content (%): 37-39
  • CaO Content (%): 55-53
  • Refractoriness (Degree): 1770�< Refractoriness< 2000�
  • CrO Content (%): /
  • SiC Content (%): /
  • Model Number: MCA-54
  • Fe2O3 content (%): 5-7
  • B. D: 3.25g/cm3 min
  • Usage: refractory mateiral
Q:I‘m going on another year of lacrosse and i wanted to get a brand new custom stick this year (head, and shaft seperate not complete). First off i have no clue what the near best would be, im on my 2nd year and im pretty good. Also if u buy unstrung heads where or how can u string them?
circulate to the ER i guess they have a particular group of individuals who be attentive to the thank you to restoration that kind of factor and if u cant get to the ER the attempt to butter up his neck to assist slide it off!!!
Q:I have two dicth cutting samples of loose sands containing a lot of discrete calcite rhombs (occasionally broken). I am wondering if the cacite could be detrital or authigenic and if it could have any effect on the reservoir quality (especially, porosity and permeability) of the sand. What do you say?
Spray soapy water all over it ( the rim also ) to locate the leak.
Q:I‘m doing a project on Ireland and I need to know WHERE are Ireland‘s natural resources. I know what they are, but I need to know where they are located, maps would be great or links to websites :)
Natural gas, peat, copper, lead, zinc, silver, barite, gypsum, limestone, dolomite -from cat
Q:a specimen can be tested with dilute hydrochloric acid. If the sample bubbles vigorously, the sample contains the mineral???
Halifax,Nova Scotia , Canada
Q:So next month I am taking a two week vacation to the italian alps in the dolomites. I will be in the mountains for about 10 days then will spend the remaining days in Venice before coming home. I have a Nikon D5000 with the kit lens which is quite a good lens for what it is. It takes very nice crisp pictures that do not require a big zoom. I want to rent one more lens to bring along for some different types of photos especially when im in the mountains. Should i rent the 18-200 vr or the 10-24 wide angle lens. Im not sure which i will get more use out of. The 18-200 will be nice for its zoom to get pictures of something in detail. But the idea of a nice wide angle lens sounds great also so i can capture nice landscape pictures of the amazing alps. Any ideas or other lens you can recommend would be great. Give me your opinions on what i should do.
PErsonally I'd stich. At 10mm you get all sorts of unwanted things in your pictures. I'm a wildlife guy so I'd bring at least a 70-300. Alternative would be a 55-200 for some detail shots. Also, bring a tripod. Seriously consider getting some nd grads, cokin p-series for example. Do bring a polarizer.
Q:I'm stuck on which one of the 4 I want, which one would be the best decision. I'm a 5' 5 forward who weighs about 125 lbs. if tht helps. The sticks are:Warrior Dolomite Nike Bauer Vapor XXV LiteRBK 9K 0-Stick Nike Bauer Supreme One90*One more thing should i get a intermediate size or senior size?
Nike Bauer Vapor XXV Lite, and probably indertimediate, Vapors are some of the best sticks around
Q:latest rock fashion?
you really don't need it i would just go with a KN air filter or a kN intake kit. quality product and if you have problems fitiing it you can go to you local store for refund/replacement
Q:I am building contained raised beds for vegetables on top of my existing vegetable garden. The existing garden has clayish soil that I amended with 2 of manure last year. I would like to add about 4 of material on top of this and do and turn it into the existing soil. I have municipal compost, composted manure, peat compost (not peat moss), and screened topsoil available to purchase in my area. What would be the best mix for the raised beds?Also, what is the general rule of thumb for converting pounds of topsoil to cubic feet. Is it 40 lbs equals roughly 1 cu. ft.?In case anyone is wondering, I‘m building the raised beds for better spring soil warming, better drainage, to focus organic fertilizer applications where needed and to create a no-till soil structure.
Don't mind me, I'm just jumping in here too. I am also planning a raised garden and had some of the same questions. I had a few bags of potting soil, I planned to get some screened topsoil, in addition, I am using kitchen scraps (such as vegitables, egg shells, coffee grinds) and plan to add these to the mixture. I would like to go as Organic as possible. Thanks, Dave
Q:I have a cheap shaft right now and I‘m planning on getting a new one. I like the Dolomite diamond because it is strong and light, plus the diamond grip, but it‘s way too expensive. Any suggestions?
Swizzle Shaft is mad nice and REALLY LIGHT.
Q:Please dont ask me to google it or search it myself. ThanksK-feldspar orthoclaseca-feldspar PlagiolaseCalciteDolomiteWhich of these are metals?Which one of those are metalloidsWhich one of those are nonmetalsWhich of the minerals are carbonates and which are silicates??
Bree: the answer is simple. do you have your table? cos ill teach you a cool trick to solve it. Text me!
Our company produces a wide range of refractory materials, including magnesia alumina spinel, sintered dolomite, synthetic magnesia dolomite sinter and various monolithic refractories. Our company has built long-term and stable cooperation with many refractory companies all over the world. Our monolithic refractories are 100% exported to Japan and are catered for steel plants all over Japan. Our stable quality has gained us a very good reputation among Japanese customers. We believe that the existence is based on good quality and the development is based on good credit. Our company will strive to be a reliable supplier.

1. Manufacturer Overview

Location Liaoning,China (Mainland)
Year Established 1997
Annual Output Value US$10 Million - US$50 Million
Main Markets North America
South America
Eastern Europe
Southeast Asia
Mid East
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Northern Europe
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Nearest Port Bayuquan port,Dalian port,Xingang port
Export Percentage 51% - 60%
No.of Employees in Trade Department 3-5 People
Language Spoken: English, Chinese, Japanese
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Factory Size: 5,000-10,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines Above 10
Contract Manufacturing OEM Service Offered
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