Abstract
The Hardness of Synthetic Products Obtained from Cooled and Crystallized Basaltic Melts. Hardness is one of the main properties of the products obtained from cooled and crystallized basaltic melts under a controlled thermal regime. It influences the abrasion tear resistance of the resulted material. The microhardness measurements on the samples (bricks, boards, gutters, armour plates, tubes) indicated Vickers hardness value between 757–926 for the materials obtained from Şanovita basalts (Timiş district) and between 539–958 respectively, in case of the Racoş basalts (Braşov district). There is a certain variation of the hardness within the same sample, in various measurement points, within the theoretical limits of the hardnesses of the pyroxenes and that of the spinels.
Recommended Citation
Ogrean, Daniela
(2001)
The hardness of synthetic products obtained from cooled and crystallized basaltic melts (in Romanian),
Studia UBB Geologia
46
(1): 41-46
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5038/1937-8602.46.1.5
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