Sentence examples for mm clay from inspiring English sources

Also, the type of masonry unit was 150 mm concrete, 150 mm clay, and 100 mm clay.

The optimal combination was as follows: side wall with 80 mm alumino-silicate fiber felts, 232 mm diatomite brick and 116 mm chamotte brick; top wall with 50 mm clay castables, 110 mm alumino-silicate fiber felts and 200 mm refractory concrete; and bottom wall with 232 mm high-alumina brick, 60 mm clay castables and 68 mm diatomite brick.

Case studies show that, in arid and semi-arid desert sand-covered terrains, sampling of fine-fraction (− 120 mesh, < 0.125 mm) clay-rich horizon soil is cost-effective for regional geochemical surveys for sandstone-type uranium, gold, and base metal deposits.

To establish the microbial community on the carrier material, 40 sterilized carrier particles (2 4 mm sized clay particles, total N: 3 8 mg L−1, P2O5: 5–10 mg L−1; K2O: 100–120 mg L−1, expanded for high pore volume (>80 %), fired, Seramis GmbH, Mogendorf, Germany) were added to the liquid culture.

c 3654 seconds later Fig. 6 Cross section view, x = around 193 mm (Upper Kaolin clay, Lower Toyoura sand).

The equations are applied to evaluate the effectiveness and equivalency of composite liners having either a 0.6 m-thick compacted soil liner or a 6.5 mm-thick geosynthetic clay liner (GCL) overlying an intermediate attenuation layer and an aquifer having horizontal flow.

A 0.15-m-deep hole was dug in the ground and filled with 2- to 6-mm-diameter ceramic clay pellets (AB Svenska, Leca, Sweden) before pots were added.

Soil texture (40 ) was divided into seven groups in order of increasing particle size, ranging from clay (<2 mm) through silt (2 to 50 mm) to sand (0.05 to 2.0 mm).

Three size fractions, clay (< 0.002 mm), silt (0.002 0.05 mm) and very fine sand (0.05 0.1 mm) of suspended sediment accounted for 89%96.3%% of the sediment.

The second is clay (<0.005 mm) taking up 20−40 %, and the minor component is fine sand (>0.05 mm) less than 10%%.

Two size ranges, 1.5 3.5 and 2.5 4.5 mm, of a foamed clay called StarLight C were used in pilot-scale reactors.