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Porous Aggregate

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Porous Aggregate 

(lightweight aggregate), natural or artificial bulk stone material of porous structure with a density of not more than 1,200 kg/m3, used in modern civil engineering to make lightweight concretes.
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1): porous aggregates obtained from the natural aggregates of the powder, and dense aggregates obtained from powders compressed at 200MPa and broken by ball milling.
Local study of defects during sintering of U[O.sub.2]: image ... by Girard, Eric; Chaix, Jean-Marc; Valdivieso, Francois; Goeuriot, Patrice; Lechelle, Jacques / Image Analysis and Stereology
The reactive material was sepiolite, from Vallescas in Spain, supplied as porous aggregates (Berk Mineral Products, Worksop, $81 7QQ, UK).
Gravity segregation during miscible displacement--re-investigation ... by Rose, D. A.; Abbas, F. / Australian Journal of Soil Research
Recently patented is a synthetic turf made from a sub-surface layer, a porous aggregate layer over the sub-surface layer and a pile fabric over the porous aggregate layer.
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