High Quality Magnesia Dolomite Sinter

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Supply Capability:: 2000 Tons per Month m.t./month

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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
Grain Size: 5-7mm

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Q:So I have this school project that I have to do on the Dolomite Mountains. If anybody knows anything about them, besides the fact of where they are (Italy) please, please, please help me! Thank you so much!: Dolomite, which is named for the French mineralogist Deodat de Dolomieu, is a common sedimentary rock-forming mineral that can be found in massive beds several hundred feet thick. They are found all over the world and are quite common in sedimentary rock sequences. Disputes have arisen as to how these dolomite beds formed and the debate has been called the Dolomite Problem. Dolomite at present time, does not form on the surface of the earth; yet massive layers of dolomite can be found in ancient rocks. That is quite a problem for sedimentologists who see sandstones, shales and limestones formed today almost before their eyes. Why no dolomite? Well there are no good simple answers, but it appears that dolomite rock is one of the few sedimentary rocks that undergoes a significant mineralogical change after it is deposited. They are originally deposited as calcite/aragonite rich limestones, but during a process call diagenesis the calcite and/or aragonite is altered to dolomite. Dolomite is chiefly used as refractory, ramming, and fettling material in steel melting shop, and as fluxing material in blast furnace operation in secondary steel and ferromanganese manufacture. To a lesser extent it is used in the glass industry especially in sheet-glass manufacture. It also finds use in the manufacture of mineral wool.

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Q:formation of tower karsts, cockpit karsts, sinkholes, dolines, terra rosa, poljes etc.: Karst topography is a three-dimensional landscape shaped by the dissolution of a soluble layer or layers of bedrock, usually carbonate rock such as limestone or dolomite. Karst landforms are generally the result of mildly acidic water acting on soluble bedrock such as limestone or dolostone. The carbonic acid that causes these features is formed as rain passes through the atmosphere picking up CO2, which dissolves in the water. Once the rain reaches the ground, it may pass through soil that may provide further CO2 to form a weak carbonic acid solution. This mildly acidic water begins to dissolve the surface and any fractures or bedding planes in the limestone bedrock. Over time these fractures enlarge as the bedrock continues to dissolve. Openings in the rock increase in size, and an underground drainage system begins to develop, allowing more water to pass through and accelerating the formation of underground karst features.

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.

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