Abrasive Materials (ABRASIVE MATERIALS- 1993)

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Gordon T. Austin
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Jan 1, 1993

Abstract

The combined value of production of natural abrasives, which include tripoli, special silica stone, garnet, staurolite, and emery, increased in 1993. The increase in the value of tripoli production was the result of an increase in total production. Special silica stone experienced an increase in unit value but decrease in the quantity produced. Garnet showed a 19 % decrease in quantity and an 8 % decrease in value. Staurolite increased about 51 % in the quantity produced and 136 % in value compared with those of 1992. Staurolite's significant increase in value of production resulted from a 56 % increase in the unit value. The fused aluminum oxide industry showed an 8 % decrease in the quantity produced and a 13 % decrease in the value of production. The silicon carbide industry saw an 11 % decrease in the quantity produced and an 8 % decrease in the value of production. Combined, the industries decreased 9 % in quantity and 11 % in value compared with those of 1992.
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APA: Gordon T. Austin  (1993)  Abrasive Materials (ABRASIVE MATERIALS- 1993)

MLA: Gordon T. Austin Abrasive Materials (ABRASIVE MATERIALS- 1993). The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1993.

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