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Clays of the Don deposits

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In terms of the mineral compositions, the raw material investigated here are clays of the kaolinite type. The clays are basic in terms of the chemical composition, their refractoriness is 1730°C, their plasticity is in class 1, but they are significantly inferior to monothermite-containing Chasov-Yar clay.

The clays do not sinter easily, i.e., the sintering range is 1300–1500°C.

The analyzed clay samples fully conform to the specifications of ChMTU 6-55-69 for refractory clay grade Ch1 from the Chasov-Yar deposits.

The clays of the Don deposits can be used for the production of aluminosilicate refractories either as chamotte or as binder.

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Translated from Ogneupory, No. 9, pp. 15–20, September, 1977.

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Kochetova, A.P., Lykantsever, A.L. Clays of the Don deposits. Refractories 18, 516–520 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01283339

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