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"SKRIPINSKY QUARRY" - AN EXAMPLE OF AN ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY AND INDUSTRIALLY SAFE ENTERPRISE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF VARIOUS TYPES OF CARBONATE-CONTAINING MATERIALS
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The company "Skripinsky Quarry", LLC is mining the carbonate rock deposit. Planning the advanced processing of raw materials, the company is doing a lot of work to develop new types of products. The integrated approach to the territory development became the key for the enterprise developing the promising industrial projects. The competition of project proposals for the best use of Skripinsky quarry crushed stone screenings was organized together with D. Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia. The works concerning the use of limestone and dolomite screenings in the production of the composite gypsum binders, cements and concretes, finishing and facing materials are presented for the competition. The possibility of manufacturing cast and pressed products on the basis of lime-silica binder, liquid glass composition and bio-cement is shown. The "Skripinsky Quarry" already today corresponds too many of the best available technologies used in the industry. Minimization of negative impact on the air, water bodies, landscapes, soils and biological diversity is achieved by applying the best available technologies aimed at resource saving, reducing emissions to the environment. The use of the best available technologies will help reduce the possible financial and other risks of the subsoil user in the future, preserve ecosystems, rare and endangered plant and animal species, and others.
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