Dolomite can be used as a steelmaking converter inner refractory, slagging agent, cement raw materials, glass flux, ceramics, fertilizer, construction and decoration with stone and paint, insecticide and medicine for a variety of purposes. Can be used in building materials, ceramics, glass and refractory materials, chemical industry and agriculture, environmental protection, energy saving and other fields. Main size:100mesh,20-40mesh FOB from Surabaya Port, Indonesia
Dolomite is a mineral that is usually found in dolostone deposits, which are sedimentary rocks. Its applications are driven by the intrinsic distinctions between dolomite and calcite It is a versatile mineral that is used across several industries such as construction, agriculture, ceramics, pharmaceuticals, paints, plastics, rubber and refractories to mention a few. The physical properties of dolomite are its soft to medium hardness with a value of 3 and 4 on the Mohs scale and the pearly luster. Dolomite is used as a source of magnesium in ceramic, glass, cement and pharmaceutical sectors. In the Iron and steel industries, dolomite is massively used because of its strength and compatibility in purifying iron and steel. For construction and building materials, it is used as a substitute for lime. Sodium triphosphate (STP), also sodium tripolyphosphate (STPP), or tripolyphosphate (TPP), is an inorganic compound with formula Na5P3O10. The burnt dolomite is used in refractories, as a sintering agent in the palletization of iron ore and as a flux agent in the production of steel. Paints, plastics, rubber, soaps, and detergents sectors use it as filler in their manufacturing processes. Farmers use dolomite to adjust the pH of their crops. It is also used in the chemical industry to make magnesium salts such as magnesia and magnesium oxide (MgO), which is further utilised in pharmaceuticals. The distinguishing characteristics of our natural dolomite are: High purity grade along with whiteness. Our Dolomite has high compressive and shear strength. It also has the wet ability and fire-resistant. The strength of our mineral dolomite is its long life and rigidity. The structure of dolomite is like that of calcite, except every other cation layer contains magnesium ions instead of calcium ions. But, if we compare dolomite to calcite, its usage will be less prevalent within the industries. This is because of the lack of brightness in the dolomite mineral. We provide cutting-edge and high grade dolomite minerals that can be used in a variety of applications. In order to meet all diverse demands, we can add additional refining operations to our standard dolomite mineral production to suit the bespoke requirements of various sectors and industries.
Features Of Dolomite Dolostone is the main source of the mineral dolomite. It is an anhydrous carbonate mineral composed of calcium magnesium carbonate. It is used as an ornament stone, construction aggregate and main source of magnesium oxide. Applications Steel industry Refractory Glass Ceramics
DOLOMITE is a natural Calcium Magnesium Carbonate with the chemical formula CaMg(CO3)2.
Dolomite can be used as a steelmaking converter inner refractory, slagging agent, cement raw materials, glass flux, ceramics, fertilizer, construction and decoration with stone and paint, insecticide and medicine for a variety of purposes. Can be used in building materials, ceramics, glass and refractory materials, chemical industry and agriculture, environmental protection, energy saving and other fields. - Calcium oxide: 32-33% - Magnesium Oxide: above 20% - Lumps size: 20-40mm Ready sample and Test Lab born by Buyers FOB from Surabaya Port, Indonesia
We offer Burnt Dolomite Powder that includes higher percentage of Mgo and Cao. The Burnt Dolomite Powder, made available by us, is the result of calcinations of Natural Dolomite Powder that consists of 50% to 55% Caco3 and 37% to 40% Mgco3. After burning, our Burnt Calcined Dolomite Powder contains 50% to 55% Calcium Oxide and 30% to 38% Magnesium.
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The Calcined Dolomite Powder is a result of Calcinations of Natural Dolomite Lumps. After burning, calcium oxide contains becomes 50% to 55% and Magnesium Contains 30% to 38%. Therefore, we have given it name of Dolo Lime, Calcined Dolomite or Burnt Dolomite. Calcined Dolomite Lumps have normally been formed by the replacement of some of the calcium in limestone with magnesia, a process known as dolomitisation. Theoretically, dolomitic lime should be a stoichiometric mixture of CaO and MgO, i.e. 58% CaO and 42% MgO. In practice, because of impurities and differing levels of dolomitisation, commercial products normally contain 35-40 % MgO. Calcined Dolomite Lumps are the best catalysts and base chemical for steel plants. Chemical Name : Calcium Magnesium Oxide Chemical Formula : MgO.CaO Major Applications : Iron and steel industry Non-ferrous metals Ore concentration Alumina & bauxite Gas treatment Hazardous waste treatment Animal waste treatment Packing : 50 kg bags/1000 kgs bags
Dolomite is a form of limestone, rich in approximately equal parts of magnesium carbonate and calcium carbonate. It is found widely throughout the world. Dolomitic limestone contains about five times as much magnesium and five eighths as much calcium as ordinary limestone. Dolomite also contains small amounts of chlorine, phosphorus, and potassium, in addition to more than 20 other trace elements. Nutritional Dolomite long has been used as a source of calcium and magnesium for animal feeds. Dolomite now is available in a number of dosage forms including tablets and chewable wafers, to be taken as dietary supplements. In animal models, minerals from dolomite are well absorbed. Research reveals no animal or clinical data regarding the use of dolomite as a magnesium and calcium supplement. Dolomite, a type of limestone, provides valuable nutrients to plants and helps change the pH of the soil by raising it to match the plants' needs. It's sometimes called dolomitic lime or dolomitic limestone, and provides more nutrients than straight lime. It's often used in addition to balanced fertilizers, particularly with seeding fruit.
