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briquetting

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briquetting [bri′ked·iŋ]
(engineering)
The process of binding together pulverized minerals, such as coal dust, into briquets under pressure, often with the aid of a binder, such as asphalt.
A process or method of mounting mineral ore, rock, or metal fragments in an embedding or casting material, such as natural or artificial resins, waxes, metals, or alloys, to facilitate handling during grinding, polishing, and microscopic examination.


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The new TH 70 K briquetting presses produce briquettes with a consistent external dimension of 70mm x 70mm and lengths of up to 100mm.
This briquetting system heats and softens the material to aid compaction.
SERVICES PROVIDED: Wire chopping; off-site processing of auto hulks, tin, wire and other scrap materials; baling and briquetting of nonferrous scrap; baling and logging of obsolete ferrous scrap; shredding of nonferrous and ferrous scrap (later in 2004)
 
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