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Record 1 2003-05-27

English

Subject field(s)
  • Refractory Materials (Metallurgy)
  • Cement Industry
  • Agricultural Chemicals
CONT

Treated hot metal will contain less than ... 0.010% S after desulfurization. With injection of lime or burned dolomite in the basic oxygen steelmaking furnaces, this can be reduced still further.

OBS

Calcined dolomite is used in the cement industries, refractory bricks, pharmaceutical, fertilizers, and magnesium chemical feedstock.

OBS

basic: a term in general use in the United Kingdom for calcined dolomite.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Matériaux réfractaires (Métallurgie)
  • Cimenterie
  • Agents chimiques (Agriculture)
CONT

Fabrication de chaux. [...] Cette classe comprend les établissements dont l'activité principale consiste à fabriquer de la chaux vive, de la chaux hydratée et de la dolomie calcinée à mort par le broyage, le criblage et le grillage de calcaire, d'éclats de dolomie ou d'autres sources de carbonate de calcium.

Spanish

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