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Discover LudwigThe phrase "ore layer" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts related to geology, mining, or materials science, referring to a specific layer of rock or soil that contains ore. Example: "The geologist identified the ore layer as a significant source of copper deposits in the region."
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Open image in new window Fig. 3 Exemplary thickness of a copper ore layer [thickness given in (m)].
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Eventually, the broth solidified, becoming ore layered with interlocking veins of quartz, chalcopyrite, and other minerals.
Iron ore sintering having two-layers, with normal coke rate in the top layer and lower coke rate in the bottom layer can significantly reduce the overall coke rate and improve the sinter quality by producing optimum thermal profile and melting fraction throughout the bed height.
Although the gold ore was abundant, the layers of it ran extremely deep, and the ore contained little gold.
Smelting of lead sulfide ores produces a liquid layer of copper sulfide matte that can be decanted, along with slag and speiss, from the lead bullion.
On Layer 2, metal ores used in construction, notably iron ore, as well as fossil fuels (coal and oil) serving as energy inputs into manufacturing of construction materials play major roles.
The stack is kept full with alternating layers of coke, ore, and limestone admitted at the top during continuous operation.
The knowledge on pressure drop over the packed layers of sintered ore particles (SOPs) is deemed essential to have a deep understanding on the flow and heat transfer in emerging vertically arranged sinter coolers for waste heat recovery.
Iron ore sintering consists of heating a layer of fines until partial melting occurs and individual ore particles fuse together.
Sell or keep the ore.
The mining belt in Goa has two known aquifers, viz., top laterite layer and the powdery iron ore formation at depth.
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