Building Stone and Tiles
Building Stone and Tiles Stone types to be covered include natural raw stone such as marble and granite, which are used mainly for building or
worked monuments and gravestones, cut or polished natural stone, or artificially colored natural stone. Also included are
ceramic tiles for building use.
Note 1: "Slabs" ... Read More
Tag: Granite stones
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May2019
08
May2019
a bout granite
Now one of the most popular materials for countertops, granite is the most common igneous rock found on Earth and the main component of the continental crust. Believed to have been formed roughly 300 million years ago, granite is known as a “plutonic” rock, meaning that it ... Read More
09
Sep2018
Features of building stones
Features of building stones
What is rock
It refers to materials from the earth's crust that are made from ... Read More
20
Jul2018
What is the Iranian rock industry in the world? What issues can the Iranian rock industry face? How can the Iranian rock industry be developed?
Iran's rock industry is one of the greatest opportunities for entrepreneurship, job creation and economics, which unfortunately remains unclear despite the efforts made by the ... Read More
07
Apr2018
a bout limestone
What is Limestone?
Limestone is a sedimentary rock composed primarily of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) in the form of the mineral calcite. It most commonly forms in clear, warm, shallow marine waters. It is usually an organic sedimentary rock that forms from the accumulation of shell, coral, algal, and fecal debris. It can ... Read More
10
Mar2018
About the stone slabs or stone saws
Cut using saws
Cutting of stone by sawing is the most common method in stone mills. Cutting saws are mainly used in factories with high
production capacity. In this way, ... Read More
14
Feb2018
Granite stones
Granite or rock is a kind of internal igneous rock. Because of this, its texture has moderate to large
grains and has mountainous (quartz) and feldspar, mica and some other minerals. Its color varies depend
ing on mineral and rock chemistry from pink ... Read More