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General review of cementation and silicatization processes; silicatization is used where it is normally impossible to introduce sufficient cement to seal off all fissures, and consists in pre-injection of certain chemical solutions, such as sodium silicate and aluminum sulphate; discussion of shaft sinking in Scotland, using this process; further applications of cementation, such as shaft drying, drifting in water-bearing ground, underground dams, sealing off underground fires, and construction of shaft plugs. (See also Colliery Guardian vol. 140, no. 3606, Feb. 7, 1930 pp. 507-512, 4 figs; Can Min. Jl., vol. 51, no. 16, Apr. 18, 1930, pp. 372-374, 1 fig)
General review of cementation and silicatization processes; silicatization is used where it is normally impossible to introduce sufficient cement to seal off all fissures, and consists in pre-injection of certain chemical solutions, such as sodium silicate and aluminum sulphate; discussion of shaft sinking in Scotland, using this process; further applications of cementation, such as shaft drying, drifting in water-bearing ground, underground dams, sealing off underground fires, and construction of shaft plugs. (See also Colliery Guardian vol. 140, no. 3606, Feb. 7, 1930 pp. 507-512, 4 figs; Can Min. Jl., vol. 51, no. 16, Apr. 18, 1930, pp. 372-374, 1 fig)
Cementation applied to mining
Science Art Min.
Atherton, F.G. (author)
1930
2 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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