Apparatus and method for mixing loose rock material
A technology of rock materials and mixed rocks, which is applied in the direction of analyzing materials, using acoustic wave emission technology for material analysis, processing detection response signals, etc., and can solve problems such as expensive investment and limited measurement space
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[0033] Chemically gypsum Y is a salt dissolved in seawater. When seawater evaporates, the salt is expelled and deposited in the remaining water. Initially, less soluble carbonates (not shown in this figure as deposits) are expelled and evaporate further with gypsum Y. During geologic time, sediments were deposited on top of gypsum, and the pressure of this sediment (i.e. claystone), converted gypsum Y to anhydrite A by "squeezing" water. figure 1 is an illustration of a natural deposit 1 of the rock mineral gypsum Y / anhydrite A. The lower layer of anhydrite 12 is covered by an overlying layer of gypsum 11 , both of which vary greatly in thickness. The gypsum layer 11 and the anhydrite layer 12 mix at the interface in a typical migmatite, ie at the anhydrite crystals 111 which are uniform "lens" anhydrite A deposits surrounded by gypsum Y.
[0034] The mineral gypsum and anhydrite fractions of the rock material mined at the gypsum-anhydrite interface are unknown. The limita...
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