Process for agglomerating compressible mineral substances under

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Reactive gas or vapor treatment of work

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264332, 264333, 264DIG43, B28B 126, B28B 300

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040284549

ABSTRACT:
The invention pertains to a process for agglomerating compressible powders, particles or fibres of mineral substances, said process comprising the steps of placing at least one layer of a steam and gas pervious product on a layer of said compressible substances in which the water content is such that, after vaporization, a sufficient amount of water is still present to ensure the desired chemical reaction, then subjecting the layers to the simultaneous action of pressure and heating.

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