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Natural Cancained clay is used for making refractory bricks and shapes.But it find best and cheap use in the boiler of thermal power plants as a bed material. Because here it does not required any benification or calcination. you have to only to make grains (iron free) of required sizes which is directly used in the boiler of a thermal power plant as a bed material
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White clay used in manufacturing paper?
Kaolin is the main type of clay in porcelain. Bone china is a porcelain body that has an inclusion of bone ash, calcined animal bone (calcium phosphate), which adds hardness and translucency.
Can a clay bowl be used for a fire pit?
Yes
WHAT were the natural resources used by pueblos?
clay,adobe,mud,androcks
What can bentonite clay be used for?
Bentonite clay can and has been used for a wide variety of purposes. Some, for example, use it as a natural laxative. Additionally, farmers have been known to use it to reinvigorate their soil. Lastly, the clay is sometimes used in construction.
What natural resource starts with the letter k?
Kaolin is a natural resource in Cape Verde. It is clay used to make china.
What natural resources is used to make bricks or tiles?
clay or sand
What did the sumerians write in?
They used wet clay and carved in it then dried it in the sun or a brick fire oven
What is the difference between calcined gypsum and pop?
gypsum is used in wall board Pop is not a building material
Is White a natural color for clay?
White is a common natural color for clay, typically due to its high kaolin content. Kaolin is a type of clay mineral known for its light coloration and is widely used in the production of white ceramics and porcelain.
What are some natural materials found in New York?
Some natural materials in New York are lumber, natural gas, fruit, marble, mile, corn, and clay. These are some of the most used natural resources from New York.
What is red clay used for?
Its red because of the minerals that mix together to form that color :)
When was first clay used?
Clay was originally used, way back around 6,000 B.C. to line the inside of baskets to render them more leak proof. The people found out that when these baskets were discarded into the bon fire, when no longer needed, the reeds and grasses of the baskets burned off, but the clay was transformed by the fire, into a strong vessel or bowl that could be used for food or water storage. This happened purely by accident.
