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Improvement of facing brick production

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The results of studying argillaceous materials from the Malo-Budishchanskoe deposit (Poltava Region) used in the production of face brick are described. It is demonstrated that the introduction of kaolinite-hydromica clays into the ceramic mixture composition makes it possible to improve the technological and physicomechanical properties of the mixtures, as well as increase the strength of the finished products.

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  1. Ukrainian Research and Design Institute of Construction Material and Products, Kiev, Ukraine

    B. M. Datsenko, N. P. Grebenyuk, O. V. Khromenko & S. I. Krupa

  2. National Technical University of Ukraine (KPI), Kiev, Ukraine

    B. M. Datsenko, N. P. Grebenyuk, O. V. Khromenko & S. I. Krupa

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  1. B. M. Datsenko
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  2. N. P. Grebenyuk
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Translated from Steklo i Keramika, No. 5, pp. 28–29, May, 2000.

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Datsenko, B.M., Grebenyuk, N.P., Khromenko, O.V. et al. Improvement of facing brick production. Glass Ceram 57, 177–178 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02681270

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