Small particle size lightweight aggregate

Compositions: coating or plastic – Materials or ingredients – Pigment – filler – or aggregate compositions – e.g. – stone,...

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106484, 106485, 428404, 588253, C04B 1404

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053761715

ABSTRACT:
A process for producing micropellets of lightweight aggregate having a substantially spheroidal configuration which includes continuously mixing ceramic clay and liquid in a high speed rotating pin mixer to encapsulate substantially all other non-volatile inorganic solid materials present in micropellets having a diameter not exceeding about six mesh. The spheroidal micropellets are then fired at a temperature of at least 2,000.degree. F. to oxidize all volatile organic compounds present. The light-weight aggregate of micropellets can advantageously-be used to replace sand in a cement or concrete matrix, as a well as for numerous other uses.

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