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Re-use of muds from glazing and pressing lines of ceramic tile industry in wall and floor type formulations
(Minerals, Metals & Materials Soc, 2006)Turkey is the fifth biggest ceramic tile exporter in the world. Considering the expectation that the Turkish tile sector continues to expand, further studies both on the improvement and the development of tile formulations ... -
Usability of industrial ashes in cement production as pozzolanic materials
(Minerals, Metals & Materials Soc, 2006)In the present study the utilization of coal ashes that appear at the end of firing process of brick production in cement pastes was examined. Ashes with three different particle sizes of 75 gm, 106 pm and 150 gm were used ... -
Use of borax solid wastes in diopside based glass-ceramic floor tile glazes
(Minerals, Metals & Materials Soc, 2006)Boron raw materials are amongst the most important natural sources for many industrial branches and their values become increasingly raised with the discovery of boron usage in many new technological fields. All the countries ... -
Using de-watering sieve waste of borax to enhance the properties of floor tile
(Minerals, Metals & Materials Soc, 2006)Incorporation of de-watering sieve waste of borax (TSW) from Etibor Kirka Borax Company (Turkey) on the mechanical and physical properties of a commercial floor tile composition was investigated. In order to achieve this ... -
Utilization of refractory brick wastes in concrete production as aggregates
(Minerals, Metals & Materials Soc, 2006)The refractory bricks of a rotary cement furnace containing of alumina and magnesium chromite were studied in order to determine whether they could be used in the concrete production as aggregates. Three mortars were ... -
Utilizing of borax solid wast es in roof tile and brick bodies
(Minerals, Metals & Materials Soc, 2006)Boron minerals are widely employed in various fields such as ceramic, glass, cement, metallurgy, etc. Although boron deposits of the world are limited, the production level of boron-based products is continuously increased. ...