Evaluation of wastes from marble quarries as paint fillers

The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
A. K. Moutsatsou D. C. Kaliampakos J. K. Skotaras
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Jun 18, 1905

Abstract

The wastes from marble extraction in the Thasos- Kavalla-Drama region of northeastern Greece could be utilised as a new source of high-quality white carbonate fillers for the European market. Large deposits, satisfactory properties, acceptable processing costs and environmental benefits are among the factors that would have a positive bearing on a proposal for their use in this way. DTH, the waste arising from dolomitic marble quarrying operations on the island of Thasos, appears to be the more suitable material than DA waste from Nikissiani on the mainland because of the lower cost of primary grinding and the higher production rate of ultrafines with a mean particle size of 5 micrometres (the optimum size for filler properties in the case of both DTH and DA), its superior whiteness, the benefits that such use would bring to a very severe and complex environmental problem and the lower transport cost
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APA: A. K. Moutsatsou D. C. Kaliampakos J. K. Skotaras  (1905)  Evaluation of wastes from marble quarries as paint fillers

MLA: A. K. Moutsatsou D. C. Kaliampakos J. K. Skotaras Evaluation of wastes from marble quarries as paint fillers. The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, 1905.

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