The silica soda ratios of sodium silicate: Its foundry importance

Ghosh, S and Dash, R R and Rao, G N (1980) The silica soda ratios of sodium silicate: Its foundry importance. NML Technical Journal, 22 (3-4). pp. 31-34.

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Abstract

The paper describes the role of silica to soda ratio of sodium silicate in controlling the development of compression strength of sand aggregates with different hardeners. The results show that the compression strength increases with increase in silica to soda ratio up to a limit for all hardening systems investigated. The authors recommend specification of sodium silicate bonded sands to include the ratio silica to soda along with percentages of binder and hardener, since a lower ratio silicate may require higher setting time than a higher ratio silicate to attain the same strength. (Shri S. Ghosh, Scientist, Shri R.R. Dash, Senior Scientific Assistant, Shri G.N. Rao, Scientist, National Metallurgical Laboratory)

Item Type:Article
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Uncontrolled Keywords:sodium silicate; sodium silicate bonded sands; silica
Divisions:Mineral Processing
ID Code:2243
Deposited By:Dr. A K Sahu
Deposited On:29 Dec 2010 11:20
Last Modified:19 Mar 2012 17:21
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