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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 13  1954
BENEFICIATION OF MINERALS FOR THE CERAMIC INDUSTRY•
P. I. A. NARAYANAN
Pages : 221-223
DOI :10.1080/0371750X.1954.10877664
Abstract
India has vast resonrees in all the minerals required, for the eeramic: industry, sufficient to meet the eountry' s requirements for many years to eome. But they are not all of tlte pu~·ity rcqnired l1y the various industrie.L If the products of the Indian ceramic ind,nstries arc to maintain stan.iards Mmparablc to those of foreign conntrie.~, steady sup ply of ·r,_I'IJJ materials of the ?'cqni1·ed pnrity has to be ens ttred, and t lti.~ Mn be done only by inst£t'li'l!f suit,zble plrozts for the elimin-ttion of the undesimble impuritiel. TVaslting, .flot,ltiJn, magnetic separation, etc .. are some of the important, p1·o~essel that could be employed for the pn1'pose. As sueh plants are too costly for the small operator.~, centralisctl lllants for beneficiating 1·aw materials are suggested. Tlw bcnefieiation methods generally employed for .•ands, quartz, felspar, clay.~, !cyanite, magnesite, rutile, sillimanite, chromite, zircon, and graphite are prescribed and· the specifications of the above requi1·ed, by the important industries are also given.
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