Alumosilicate “Made in Germany”: High-temperature Raw Material with Excellent Innovation Potential
EKW GmbH, Research and Development, 67304 Eisenberg/Pfalz/Germany
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Volume 5, Issue 3, Pages 81-88
Abstract
With its impressive mineralogical characterization and its specific diversity, the unique alumosilicate raw material luting sand, in German being called Eisenberger Klebsand, opens attractive and technically- economic potentials to the development of innovative ceramic products that corresponds to the demand of a sustainable raw material- supply not at least. Under application of advanced proceduretechnologies the reliable availability of the present alumosilicate “Made in Germany” could be associated to a global supply-situation of high purity ceramic raw materials and furthermore integrated into the production of silicate-ceramic construction-materials or metallurgic technologies under economic and ecological points of view.
Keywords
luting sand, natural alumosilicate, innovation made in Germany
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