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Centrifugally Cast Glass-Ceramic Pipe From Mining and Processing Wastes
  • Published Date:
    1/1/1984
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Centrifugally Cast Glass-Ceramic Pipe From Mining and Processing Wastes
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  • Personal Authors:
    Petty, Arthur V., Jr.
  • Description:
    The Bureau of Mines has researched the utilization of mining and pro-cessing wastes as raw materials for the production of glass-ceramic pipe. Characterization of various wastes as to occurrence and chemical composition is reported. A computer program was developed and used to identify waste materials and mixes that would result in glass melts from which glass-ceramics could be produced after cooling and subsequent heat treatments. The production of abrasion-resistant pipe from inexpensive and readily available domestic resources could offer an economical substitute for high-alloy steels containing the critical and strategic materials cobalt and chromium.

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