10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BURNT SHALE»
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burnt shale in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
burnt shale and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The amount of burnt shale in the cement is limited by the 35 % of the standard or
by the SO3 content of the cement, which is limited to 4.5 %. The high sulfate
content of the burnt shale is used to adjust the setting time of the concrete.
2
United States Geological Survey Professional Paper
... owing to a possible fault in the area of burnt shale immediately to the left of the
relatively steeply dipping strata shown on plate 8. If there is no significant break
in that area, the base of the Palos Verdes Point section is estimated to be about ...
3
Geological Survey Professional Paper
Shale, dark-gray, burnt Shale, black, burnt Shale, gray, sandy, burnt. .... Shale,
light-gray, mottled with faint pinkish tinge, burnt See footnote at end of table.
DIAMOND-DRILL RECORDS — Continued Drillhole BDH 8— Continued
Description 1 ...
1, which are identical in appearance and texture with the burnt shale found so
abundantly in the bituminous areas of the Monterey on the north side of the Santa
Maria field and in other fields in the State. Traces of petroleum were associated ...
5
Geology and Oil Resources of the Santa Maria Oil District, ...
1, in the Lompoc field, which are identical in appearance and texture with the
burnt shale elsewhere. Traces of petroleum were associated with the upper
stratum of burnt shale in this well. In numerous other wells in the Santa Maria
field red ...
Ralph Arnold, Robert van Vleck Anderson,
1907
This kind of application was employed in Estonia, Germany, and China. In
Dotternhausen, Germany, for example, clinker (raw meal and oil shale) from the
rotary kiln and hydraulic burnt shale from fluidised bed combustion unit together
are ...
7
Concrete and Its Chemical Behaviour
The use of burnt shale for fill was formerly preferred to the use of unburnt shale
because it was thought that clay minerals in the latter could swell under damp
conditions and cause uplift to buildings. It is now considered that unburnt shale is
...
8
Euro-Cements: Impact of ENV 197 on Concrete Construction
3.1 Burnt Shale Burnt shale is produced by heating oil shale in a special kiln at a
temperature of approximately 800°C and in some respects it can be regarded as
similar in nature to blastfurnace slag. This results in the material being weakly ...
Ravindra Dhir, M.R. Jones,
2002
9
Lea's Chemistry of Cement and Concrete
2.1.1.7 Burnt shale (T) ENV 197-1“ states that: Burnt shale, specifically burnt oil
shale, is produced in a special kiln at temperatures of approximately 800°C.
Owing to the composition of the natural material and the production process,
burnt ...
10
Highways, Fourth Edition
It is available in two forms in coal-mining areas: unburnt shale (now called
minestone), and burnt shale (burnt minestone) which resulted from the
spontaneous combustion of coal particles within the spoil heaps. Shales, which
are mainly ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BURNT SHALE»
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burnt shale is used in the context of the following news items.
Wrexham slag-heap removal company in for the long haul
Bersham Glenside Ltd (BGL), which is behind work to remove six million tonnes of burnt shale from the former Bersham Colliery slag-heap near ... «LeaderLive, May 15»
Five more years wanted to clear landmark slag heap near Rhostyllen
The huge mound of burnt shale, which is next to the A483, has become one of the region's most famous industrial landmarks. An application to ... «LeaderLive, May 15»