| The pool has a narrow rim of subfossil siliceous sinter that rises up to 50 cm above water level. |
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| Most metallic sulphides are amorphous and disseminated throughout the sinter, instead of forming distinct mineral phases. |
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| Anderson points to new rules for sinter plants, which recover waste products from steel operations. |
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| The precipitates are now difficult to locate and were not found in our recent shallow cores through the proximal sinter terrace. |
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| The linear to cuspate sinter rim locally projects up to 30 cm over the water surface. |
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| Analyses of some samples of the dense grey rimstone sinter showed weak reflections, indicating the possible presence of cristobalite. |
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| The shallow subaqueous shelf around the pool is covered with orange sinter. |
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| The crew returned, with a train of processed iron ore, hereafter called sinter. |
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| The spring pool has a rim of grey siliceous sinter up to 2 m wide and 0.5m high. |
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| In response to this difficulty, Bimu has developed a sinter tool tip made of a tough material which is more resistant to mechanical wear. |
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| The upper surfaces of the orange sinter, which are submerged in the hot spring waters, are commonly covered with a thin biofilm that overlies the microbes. |
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| During 1957, an orange flocculent precipitate containing metal sulphides appeared in the spring pool and became incorporated in the marginal sinter. |
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| Samples from subaqueous orange sinter deposits around the pool margin appear to be dominated by small coccoid cells, 500 nm to 1 m in diameter, and rods c.1 m long. |
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| After cooling, the sinter is broken up and screened to yield blast-furnace feed and an undersize fraction that is recycled. |
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| Some 3D printers spread metal powders on the print table and sinter the pattern with lasers or electron beams, rather than using masks. |
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| Then they stack these one on top of another, like layers of a sandwich, sinter them together at a temperature of 800°C, and laminate them. |
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| They were working in the sinter plant, mining ore and turning it into a product they then shipped to Sault Ste. |
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| Steel mills usually have their own sintering plants since sinter tends to disintegrate during transportation. |
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| It is sold to steel producers by iron ore mining companies in three principal forms: sinter fines, lump, and pellets. |
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| In the sinter process, powdered material is first formed so that a minimum cohesion between the powder particles is achieved. |
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| The two types of iron ore preparation plants are the sinter plants and the pellet plants. |
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| Marie, where 12,000 people in a community of around 80,000 turned that sinter into steel. |
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| For safety reasons, always use the sinter tray fork when placing the sinter tray in or removing it from the furnace. |
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| The feed for the sinter plant recycles dusts and sludges which are blended with concentrates and secondaries. |
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| If the restoration is saved with this option, it also can be milled with sinter support via inLab Stack software. |
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| The increased sinter burden is also expected to enhance the productivity of blast furnaces, effecting a substantial reduction in the cost of sinter production and coke rate. |
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| It is characterized by a very low sintering time allowing machines to sinter at the same speed as a compaction press. |
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| Siliceous sinter is a deposit of opaline or amorphous silica which appears as incrustations near hot springs and geysers. |
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| The product of this process is sinter, which is fed to the blast furnace. |
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| The oversize coke is returned to the crusher while the undersize coke, known as coke breeze, is recycled to the coke ovens, used as fuel in a sinter plant, or sold. |
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| Because of the friability of the ore and degradation during transportation, it was determined that no lump ore would be produced to maximize the production of sinter fines. |
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| Once finished, the solidified shape is cleaned of residual slurry and heated in a furnace to sinter the ceramic particles together. More work will be needed to turn the process into a production-ready system. |
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| Workers at the factory grind mixed plastics into powdery flakes, spread the material over a polymer skin, cover it with another skin and sinter it. |
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| Also sinter materials are now increasingly being used. |
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| All the pontics must come into contact with the sinter tray. |
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| The ironmaking process, involving the operation of a sinter plant, coke ovens, and blast furnaces, accounts for approximately 70 percent of the energy consumption in the integrated steel plants. |
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| For materials which are difficult to sinter, a process called liquid phase sintering is commonly used. |
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| The precipitation is assisted with mosses and other vegetable structures, thus leaving cavities in the calcareous sinter after they have decayed. |
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| The main agents responsible for the deposition of siliceous sinter are algae and other vegetation in the water. |
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| The crucible can be charged with metal to assure a uniform sinter cycle. |
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| As the laser strikes the powder particles, it raises their temperature momentarily to the point where they sinter and weld together without melting. |
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| Cold restarts of a previously sintered furnace lining address a different set of issues than does the initial sinter, but the thermal issues are similar. |
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| Outcrops of silica sinter and silica replacement bodies with widespread cinnabar mineralization hosted by Tertiary volcanic rocks occur on the property. |
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| It has steaming lakes, pools, and streams, healing baths and springs, acidulous basins of emerald, opal, and orange, and tinted terraces of sinter. |
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| Tenders are invited for Transportation Of Refractory Material For Installation In Torpedo Ladle, Hmtl, Steel Ladle, Emergency Ladle, Tundish, Sinter Plant Etc. |
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