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" Of the regular grade, from 15# to 37# of crushed quartz, no. 3 passes a no. 30 sieve, and none of it passes a no. 50 sieve. As at present furnished, it would need resifting to bring it to the standard size; but, if there were sufficient demand to warrant... "
Bulletin of the New York State Museum - Page 730
1901 - 968 pages
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Portland Cement: Its Manufacture and Use

Charles Davis Jameson - Portland cement - 1895 - 226 pages
...somewhat less rate than quartz, and crushed trap for about the same as granite, but no satisfactorv estimate has been obtained for either of these. The...of the available sands, would so greatly increase itscost that the product would not be much cheaper than the crushed quartz, and would be much inferior...
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American Cements

Uriah Cummings - Cement - 1898 - 310 pages
...for about the same as granite, but no satisfactory estimate has been obtained for either of these, could undoubtedly be furnished of the size of grain...it in sharpness and uniform hardness of particles. The molds furnished are usually of iron or brass, the price of the former being $2, and of the latter...
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Lime and Cement Industries of New York

Heinrich Ries - Cement - 1901 - 562 pages
...required at little, if any, extra expense. A bed of uniform, clean sand of the proper size of grain haa not been found, and it is believed that to wash, dry,...it in sharpness and uniform hardness of particles. MOT/DS The molds furnished are usually of iron or brass, the price of the former being $2, and of the...
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Directory of American Cement Industries and Hand-book for Cement Users

Charles Carroll Brown - Cement - 1902 - 764 pages
...to 37 per cent, of crushed quartz No. 3 passes a No. 30 sieve, and none of it passes h No. 50 sieve. A bed of uniform, clean sand of the proper size of...any of the available sands would so greatly increase the cost, that the product would not be much cheaper than the crushed quartz, and would be much inferior...
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Bulletin of the New York State Museum, Volume 8, Issue 44

1901 - 548 pages
...these. The use of crushed quartz is recommended by your committee, the degree of fineness to be euch that it will all pass a no. 20 sieve and be caught...it in sharpness and uniform hardness of particles. MOT.DS The molds furnished are usually of iron or brass, the price of the former being $2, and of the...
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