Marketing and Transportation of Western Bentonite (e105977d-6577-4838-9e51-7a1625252994)

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
D. H. Sargent N. O. Johnson J. Boyer R. B. Frahme
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 1, 1980

Abstract

Although the Western bentonite industry has grown rapidly, it is facing major challenges to sustained growth. The fundamental penalty of costly overland transportation to both domestic markets and to US seaports is of increasing importance; as both substitute materials and foreign bentonites present more formidable competition in the historic market areas of drilling muds, foundry sands, and iron ore pelletizing; and as foreign demand grows more rapidly than domestic demand. The Western bentonite industry is facing these challenges by altering its transportation patterns, by upgrading of products, and by emphasizing customer service and stringent quality control.
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APA: D. H. Sargent N. O. Johnson J. Boyer R. B. Frahme  (1980)  Marketing and Transportation of Western Bentonite (e105977d-6577-4838-9e51-7a1625252994)

MLA: D. H. Sargent N. O. Johnson J. Boyer R. B. Frahme Marketing and Transportation of Western Bentonite (e105977d-6577-4838-9e51-7a1625252994). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1980.

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