Mix compositions for interior facing tile have been developed using local raw materials: low-melting polymineral clay from the Gaidukovka deposit, dolomite from the Ruba deposit, granitoid dust from the Mikashevich deposit and sand from the quartz Gomel’ Mining-Enrichment Works as well as DNPK refractory clay and KS-1 kaolin, both imported from Ukraine. The ceramic tiles have high physical-chemical properties.
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Translated from Steklo i Keramika,No.3,pp.3–7, March, 2012.
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Poznyak, A.I., Levitskii, I.A. & Barantseva, S.E. Production of interior facing tiles using local raw materials. Glass Ceram 69, 77–80 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10717-012-9418-0
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