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Ironsand, also
known as iron-sand or iron sand, is a type of sand with
heavy concentrations of iron. It is
typically dark grey or
blackish in colour. It...
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building housing the furnace. The
traditional steel in ****an
comes from
ironsand processed in a
special way,
called the
tatara system. Iron ore was used...
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Zealand Steel is
notable due to its
unique utilization of
ironsand as its ore.
Because ironsand is a low
grade ore with many contaminants, the mill's primary...
- Gulf of
Papua South coast of Java,
Indonesia (
ironsand)
Diamond Heavy mineral sands ore
deposits Ironsand Mining Placer deposit "Archived copy" (PDF)....
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politician in New Zealand, and an
advocate of the
development of Taranaki's
ironsand and oil.
Smith was born on 10
January 1839, in
Fenny Compton Warwickshire...
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Henry Moore's Head
created in 1930. Iron ore Iron-rich
sedimentary rocks Ironsand Wikimedia Commons has
media related to Ironstone. U.S.
Bureau of Mines...
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meeting place for Ngāti Tai, a hapū of Ngā
Rauru Kītahi. The
Waipipi ons****
ironsand mine
operated near
Waverley from 1971 to 1987,
producing a
total of 15...
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produced are gold (10.62 tonnes),
silver (27.2 tonnes) and
titanomagnetite ironsand (2.15
million tonnes). A 2008
report estimated that the
unexploited resources...
- of Air in the
Murmurwoods (northwest), and the
Gateway of Fire in the
Ironsand Desert (northeast). In each case they
cause an
environmental disaster:...
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Minas Gerais. The
traditional ****anese
tatara furnace uses
charcoal and
ironsand to
produce a
mixture of iron and steel.
Small quantities are
still made...
