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How do you separate silica from mill scale?

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How can mill scale be removed?

Mill scale can be removed by sandblasting utilising high air pressure sandblasting equipment.


What are the industrial uses of mill scale apart from cement production?

mill scale is used in making flux for welding electrode coating . mill scale is used for making iron oxide used in thermit welding by heating and converting in rotary kiln. mill scale is used as iron source in ferro alloy production yogendra Dhingra E.Mail: yogee46@gmail.com


Why are silica gels used in chromatography?

to separate the organic compounds


What is the stowage factor of mill scale?

0.38m3/ton


What are the applications of mill scale?

Mill scale by itself is not useful in the steel industry and is often discarded or recycled. Visual artists use it because it produces apparently random patterns.


What color is mill scale after it is hot rolled?

http://site2.wikianswers.com/templates/images/saveBtn_enable.gif?v=48569 The color of mill scale after it is hot rolled is bluish black.


Is mill scale hazardous?

On the MSDS sheet it is not considered a carcinogen.


What is the density of silica?

The density of quartz is around 2.6, meaning that it weighs 2.6 times as much as an equal volume of water.


What can Mill Scale be used for outside the Steel Industry?

In the production of cement.


What is the density of mill scale?

between 2.4 and 2.8 Tm/m3


Why is it considered essential to removed millscale pior to painting?

Mill scale must be removed prior to painting because any breach in the mill scale will cause moisture to get beneath it, causing it to flake off. If there is paint on top of it, and moisture gets below the paint and the scale, both will peel and flake off because the paint is adhering to the mill scale, not the underlying metal surface. Paint should always be applied only over a clean, sound surface.


What is aquamarine's hardness on the mohs scale?

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