#Iron oxide Prices

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 Iron oxide prices have become a significant concern for industries and consumers alike, reflecting fluctuations driven by various economic and market factors. Iron oxides, primarily including red, yellow, and black varieties, are essential pigments and catalysts used across multiple sectors, from construction to manufacturing and even cosmetics. Their versatile applications contribute to their ongoing demand, influencing their market value. Recent trends have shown a considerable shift in iron oxide prices due to a combination of supply chain disruptions, raw material costs, and geopolitical tensions.

Geopolitical factors also play a crucial role in shaping iron oxide prices. Trade policies, tariffs, and international relations can affect the cost of importing and exporting iron oxides. For instance, trade restrictions or tariffs imposed by major producing countries can lead to increased costs for buyers in other regions. This is particularly evident in countries that rely heavily on imported iron oxides for their industrial needs. Moreover, the political stability of major iron oxide-producing regions can impact production levels and, consequently, prices. Environmental regulations and sustainability concerns are increasingly influencing iron oxide prices as well. Stricter environmental standards and a push towards sustainable production practices can lead to higher costs for compliance. Manufacturers may need to invest in cleaner technologies or adjust their processes to meet regulatory requirements, which can be reflected in the final price of iron oxides. The trend towards more sustainable and environmentally friendly production methods, while beneficial in the long term, can also contribute to short-term price increases.

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Demand fluctuations in various industries further contribute to the volatility of iron oxide prices. In the construction industry, for example, the demand for iron oxide pigments used in concrete and building materials can vary based on construction activities and infrastructure projects. Similarly, changes in consumer preferences and regulatory standards in the automotive and cosmetics industries can impact the demand for specific types of iron oxides. Economic conditions also play a significant role in influencing iron oxide prices. During periods of economic growth, increased industrial activity can drive up demand for iron oxides, leading to higher prices. Conversely, economic downturns can lead to reduced demand and potential price declines. The global economic climate, including factors such as inflation rates and currency fluctuations, can also impact the cost of iron oxides.

Market speculation and investor behavior can add another layer of complexity to iron oxide pricing. Investors and traders in commodity markets may speculate on future price movements, contributing to price volatility. Speculative trading and investment strategies can lead to sharp price swings that are not necessarily aligned with underlying supply and demand fundamentals. To navigate the complexities of iron oxide pricing, industries and consumers need to stay informed about market trends and developments. Monitoring global economic indicators, supply chain conditions, and geopolitical events can provide valuable insights into potential price movements. Additionally, exploring alternative sourcing strategies and building robust supply chain relationships can help mitigate the impact of price fluctuations.

In summary, iron oxide prices are influenced by a multitude of factors, including supply chain disruptions, raw material costs, geopolitical tensions, environmental regulations, and demand fluctuations. The interplay of these elements creates a dynamic and often unpredictable pricing landscape. Industries and consumers must stay vigilant and adaptable to effectively manage the impact of these price variations. As the global market continues to evolve, keeping abreast of emerging trends and adjusting strategies accordingly will be crucial for navigating the challenges associated with iron oxide pricing.

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Collars, and the stories they can tell.

Iron bands with a single loop to hold a chain or leash, practical over aesthetics. Strong and unwavering, maybe freshly forged, maybe rusted with age, the latch once used to shut it sealed into a closed shape by oxidized metal.

Ornate silken collars, woven for strength and design. It catches the light in unique ways, revealing patterns in each glint. Crafted with love and meant to be soft on the neck, a gentle way to assert control. What does it mean when that collar's covered in mud and ripped apart?

Pronged chain, too tight and digging in no matter how the neck is positioned. Rusty, new, it doesn't matter, what matters more is the neck beneath. Wounds, fresh or old, thick with scar tissue or supple and raw.

Simple leather, a practical and comfortable thing, yet it could mean so many things in its variability. A thin band to hold a price tag, a braided and beaded way to honor a warrior, a spiked collar to keep a neck protected, or simply a way to hold a nametag.

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Sapphire is a precious gemstone, a variety of the mineral corundum, consisting of aluminium oxide (α-Al2O3) with trace amounts of elements such as iron, titanium, cobalt, lead, chromium, vanadium, magnesium, boron, and silicon. The name sapphire is derived from the Latin word sapphirus, itself from the Greek word sappheiros (σάπφειρος), which referred to lapis lazuli. It is typically blue, but natural "fancy" sapphires also occur in yellow, purple, orange, and green colors; "parti sapphires" show two or more colors. Red corundum stones also occur, but are called rubies rather than sapphires. Pink-colored corundum may be classified either as ruby or sapphire depending on locale. Commonly, natural sapphires are cut and polished into gemstones and worn in jewelry. They also may be created synthetically in laboratories for industrial or decorative purposes in large crystal boules. Because of the remarkable hardness of sapphires – 9 on the Mohs scale (the third hardest mineral, after diamond at 10 and moissanite at 9.5) – sapphires are also used in some non-ornamental applications, such as infrared optical components, high-durability windows, wristwatch crystals and movement bearings, and very thin electronic wafers, which are used as the insulating substrates of special-purpose solid-state electronics such as integrated circuits and GaN-based blue LEDs. Sapphire is the birthstone for September and the gem of the 45th anniversary. A sapphire jubilee occurs after 65 years.

Sapphire is one of the two gem-varieties of corundum, the other being ruby (defined as corundum in a shade of red). Although blue is the best-known sapphire color, they occur in other colors, including gray and black, and also can be colorless. A pinkish orange variety of sapphire is called padparadscha.

Significant sapphire deposits are found in Australia, Afghanistan, Cambodia, Cameroon, China (Shandong), Colombia, Ethiopia, India Jammu and Kashmir (Padder, Kishtwar), Kenya, Laos, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Myanmar (Burma), Nigeria, Rwanda, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Thailand, United States (Montana) and Vietnam. Sapphire and rubies are often found in the same geographical settings, but they generally have different geological formations. For example, both ruby and sapphire are found in Myanmar's Mogok Stone Tract, but the rubies form in marble, while the sapphire forms in granitic pegmatites or corundum syenites.

Every sapphire mine produces a wide range of quality, and origin is not a guarantee of quality. For sapphire, Jammu and Kashmir receives the highest premium, although Burma, Sri Lanka, and Madagascar also produce large quantities of fine quality gems.

The cost of natural sapphires varies depending on their color, clarity, size, cut, and overall quality. Sapphires that are completely untreated are worth far more than those that have been treated. Geographical origin also has a major impact on price. For most gems of one carat or more, an independent report from a respected laboratory such as GIA, Lotus Gemology, or SSEF, is often required by buyers before they will make a purchase.

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 ˚ ❛   santiago cabrera   ,   cis   man   &   he/him  ,   thirty   seven   —   the   king   had   summoned   bennarion   blacktyde   of   house   blacktyde,   lord heir   of   blacktyde   to   be   judged   upon   their   duplicitous   and   arrogant   nature,   under   his   justice   as   the   ruler   of   the   seven   kingdoms   and   protector   of   the   realm.   while   they   are   notably   fervent   and   valiant,   many   at   court   are   at   odds   when   it   comes   to   their   true   nature   and   place   in   king’s   landing,   especially   as   they   remind   them   of   they said that love   could only end in heartache or death, but hers made the pain of existence worthwhile; churning waters as green as wyldfyre and just as deadly; a sense of morality that nearly always balks to greed.   in   another   universe,   far   beyond   the   realms   of   the   red   keep,   they   would   have   been   comparable   to   romeo montague   (   romeo & juliet   )   &   bronn of the blackwater   (   asoiaf   ),   of   whom   they   share   an   almost   uncanny   resemblance   to.   as   their   true   loyalty   lies   to   house   blacktyde,   when   told   of   robert’s   first   rebellion,   it   was   unsurprising   how   they   were   in favour of   the   insurgence   against   the   crown.   with   the   tides   rapidly   shifting   throughout   the   realm,   there   is   no   telling   what   fates   have   in   store   for   them,   as   when   you   play   the   game   of   thrones,   you   live,   or   you   die.

 ❦      dossier        .

full   name:   bennarion blacktyde    title:   lord heir   of    blacktyde, captain of the harbinger     alias(es):   most people who know him call him ben, but lord greentyde has become popular since his marriage to a lady of the mainland     age:   seven   &   thirty     birthdate:   the   first   day   of   the   seventh   moon     gender   &   pronouns:   cis   man   &   him / him     orientation:   bisexual,   biromantic     religion:   the   drowned god   languages   spoken:   the   common   tongue,   with   the   accent common in the iron islands     allegiance:   house   blacktyde

 ❦      physicality        .

notable features:   missing the first joint of his left middle finger ( he claims it was taken by a kraken when he was a boy, this may or may not be true ), a host of silvery rope burn scars across his forearms — the perils of sailing.   height:   6 foot 0, 183 cm     build:   well - muscled from sailing, skin tanned from sailing, body by sailing™ eyes:   dark brown and unable to mask any of his emotions     hair:   thick, dark, mid - length hair that he will sometimes take the time to braid back if he's feeling particularly pretty boy that day     wardrobe:   commonly wears the deep greens of his house's colours, linen shirts, leather, his armour is of a deep green steel that resembles oxidized copper; he often wears his wife's house's sigil on a leather cord around his neck just to provoke the haters.     

 ❦      ties        .

father:   lord cerrick blacktyde nee stonehouse   mother:   lady gysella blacktyde     siblings:   lord utp blacktyde, liege utp blacktyde marital status:   married to lady talia blacktyde nee blackwood      children:   tbd     relatives:   house stonehouse of old wyk     

 ❦      personality        .

abilities:   n/a   moral alignment:   true neutral     positives:   fervent, valiant, committed, proud negatives:   greedy, feckless, arrogant, duplicitous     pass times:   fishing ( his longship, the harbinger, is equipped for both successful reaving and successful fishery ), hand to hand combat and wrestling, writing his wife letters that serve as love letter / letter of apology combinations wields:   his prized possession, a valyrian steel dagger that he paid the iron price for in reavings along the coast of the riverlands ( think littlefinger's blade ), he wears it on his hip and never takes it off; also wields a bastard sword called keystone, inherited from his father's house and suspiciously emblazoned with the westerling six seashells on its pommel.      inspirations:  romeo montague ( romeo & juliet ), ser bronn of the blackwater ( asoiaf ), boromir ( lotr ), will turner ( potc ), adolin kholin ( the stormlight archive )     

 ❦      in depth        .

born on the deck of your mother's ship, salt and sea were all you knew for the first three moons of your life. insisting that her children know the angry grey waters that coursed through their veins in place of blood, lady blacktyde kept the swiftwind out to sea whilst her husband ruled over the daily proceedings on blacktyde in her stead. when she finally returned, rowed ashore by her first mate with a babe in her arms, she presented her lord husband with the heir to their island and their people rejoiced, a cacophony of steel and driftwood weapons on leather armour — bennarion blacktyde, a babe both dark of eye and dark of hair. as you grew, it seemed to most that you hadn't forgotten the fury of the sea, just as your mother wished. on your thirteenth name day, a drowned priest held you beneath the water's surface until you came up silent and grey, and delivering unto you the kiss of life you rose again, reaching for his neck — "what is dead may never die, but rises again, harder and stronger." the priest still bears the scars your fingernails impressed upon his throat to this day. your mother was known for her ruthlessness, the same that her father was known for before her. each of her children would be blessed in the same way as you were, rather than dipped in seawater as ironborn babes were in tradition. it armed you with pride, with a misplaced sense of superiority over your brethren. it made you arrogant — a young man that people bristled at mention of. still, the crooked half smile never slipped from your features, even as you matured. by twenty, your fists knew the wear and tear of close combat, many a fight in taverns, aboard ships and at great hall feasts alike. you were not liked, per se, but your ways were respected. fishing was the gift that the drowned god had bestowed upon you at your baptism, rendering you able to bring in dozens of fish when others could only find stragglers — but reaving was your true passion.

for years, blacktyde saw hide nor hair of you, the prodigal son — always aboard your longship, the harbinger, collecting treasures from the mainland and paying only the iron price. it never felt enough — not the blades, nor the coin, nor the ale or wine. if greed was your vice, then you'd lost the war to it long ago, piling the harbinger's stores high with riches. as if your mother's ire hadn't already been at its peak, left without an heir to impress her wisdom on — on your fateful return to blacktyde after years aship, you brought with you a greenlander bride. up to your knees in the sea off the shallow shores of blacktyde, you were married in the tradition of the drowned god that very night. the sky and the water both had been black as ink, with only you and your wife's wide smiles and shining eyes to cut through the darkness.

the greenlanders claimed that you'd taken her as you took their riches, and the ironborn suspicious only due to their natural mislike for those that did not hail from the islands themselves — your father, whose ancestor had been put to the sword by a greenlander, called for you to be sent away, to pass the inheritance of blacktyde to your younger brother. it was only your mother, the ruthless lady blacktyde, who could not bear the loss of her first son. you were to stay, along with your bride — but her begrudging approval did not stave off the sneers and disdain of the rest of the ironborn.

soooooo listen, by now his marriage to a mainlander has definitely become one of those things that just blew over (at least on the iron islands, the mainlanders don't get over such things so easily). her presence has been tolerated now for years, mostly due to the fact that ben will not allow anyone to speak ill of her in his presence without some sort of violent confrontation. he won't even allow it out of his presence — if he hears even a whisper that someone's been talking shit, it's on sight the next time he sees them.

that brings us to the fact that he truly is #1 malewife. he is utterly devoted to his wife to the point where he has never and will never take a salt wife despite ironborn tradition, does the westerosi equivalent of wearing her initials on a chain around his neck (her house's sigil), and is currently having a new longship constructed in her name.

he was extremely cocky and arrogant growing up and remains so. there isn't a poetic way to say it, but he loved and still loves talking shit. he loves to provoke people to violence and then endures said violence with a grin on his face. he's known throughout the islands for being a giant prick with a shit eating grin and he really, truly likes it that way. has not once in his life stood down from a fight, whether he was in the right or in the wrong.

very materialistic, loves to have things, but only if he took them himself. this is why he spends 70% of his time reaving and only 30% fishing despite being some kind of fishing prodigy. he enjoys both, and scaling and gutting fish with his valyrian steel dagger paid for with the iron price brings him the utmost joy.

frivolous, unserious, peacocking, has a very strong and ironborn-adapted sense of morality that often fails in the face of his own desire or greed, loves to throw his weight around, be it physical or political ..... he's such a problem. his poor mother.

since he returned to blacktyde with his wife he's been more present than he was in prior years (when he wasn't seen in or around the islands at all, much to the relief of everyone else who lives there), however he's still known to disappear on the harbinger for weeks at a time only to return with gifts and apologies in droves for his wife and mother. there still festers between he and his father an animosity, ben angry at his father for daring to have an opinion on his life and his father furious at having to call a greenlander his kin.

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So I had the colonoscopy today. It was altogether very anticlimactic. Not only was the cleansing a walk in the park, the procedure itself was pretty gentle too. Getting the drop in my hand was honestly the worst part to me.

As far as their findings go, I have something called diverticulosis(?) which occasionally becomes diverticulitis(?). This phenomenon might be referred to as diverticular disease(?).

Physiologically diverticulosis is basically when small pouches, or sacs, form and push outward through weak spots in the wall of your colon. And then it can get inflamed and even infected and need antibiotics which is what happened when I got sent to the hospital.. and other complications... (?)

The people at the hospital were surprised saying how usually they only see this to this degree in people at least twice my age. So yay. My colon looks older than it is. Maybe it's the price I pay for my outwardly youthful appearance..

It's usually seen in older people who don't eat much fiber.. Since I'm not that old, and I eat normal amounts of fiber, the running theory is that it's caused by some level of chronic constipation. This is a suprise to me, who goes to the toilet with diarrhea at an average of 5 times a day. However, these are not in fact mutually exclusive items, as there can be obstructions further up in the system which cause only runny poop to be able to pass through.

I've been instructed to eat magnesium oxide every night for the rest of my life, which is a mild laxative. So I reeaaaally hope that their running theory is correct, in which case the laxative might ironically cause me to have less runny poop..

They said the diverticulosis can't have been there all along, it gets worse over time, and can be the cause of some of the more dramatic symptoms I'm having, but it has also come as a result of the ~weirdness~ of my gastro intestinal health since forever.

They didn't spell it out but I guess that in other words it's a complication of IBS....?

The funniest part of the thing was that, since I was awake they showed me the inside of my colon and explained about the issues and showed me the "sacs" etc. And then they were done so they started pulling out the thing. And I'm just dazedly casually looking at them racing out the colon. Until plop and then it's just like. My ass. On the big screen.

It was like funny in the way that surprises can be funny. I just. I was kinda drugged and I kinda forgot where the access point was... XD

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Is Monel similar to Inconel?

Many of our customers have such a question: Is Monel similar to Inconel? As a matter of fact, both Monel and Inconel are nickel-based alloys with exceptional corrosion resistance and high-temperature performance, but they differ significantly in composition, properties, and applications. In this article, let’s delve into the key aspects of these two alloys to understand their similarities and differences.

Is Monel similar to Inconel?

Composition:

Monel, also known as Monel alloy, is primarily a nickel-copper alloy, typically containing up to 67% nickel and 28% copper, with the remaining portion composed of iron, manganese, carbon, and silicon. This composition gives Monel its excellent corrosion resistance, particularly against acids and alkalies.

On the other hand, Inconel is a nickel-chromium alloy, with chromium content ranging from 15% to 25%, depending on the specific grade. Inconel alloys also contain significant amounts of other elements like iron, molybdenum, and titanium, which contribute to their high-temperature strength and oxidation resistance.

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Both Monel and Inconel exhibit excellent corrosion resistance, but the specific environments they thrive in differ. Monel’s corrosion resistance is particularly noteworthy in marine and chemical processing applications, where it can withstand the corrosive effects of saltwater and various acids.

Inconel, on the other hand, is renowned for its ability to maintain its mechanical properties at extremely high temperatures. It is often used in aerospace and power generation applications where materials must withstand extreme heat and pressure. Inconel’s chromium content also gives it superior resistance to oxidation and sulfidation at high temperatures.

When it comes to mechanical properties, Inconel generally offers higher strength and hardness compared to Monel. However, Monel has better formability and weldability, making it easier to shape and join into complex structures.

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The differences in composition and properties lead to distinct applications for Monel and Inconel. Monel is commonly used in the chemical processing, marine, and food processing industries due to its resistance to corrosion and ease of fabrication. Its ability to withstand the corrosive effects of saltwater makes it a popular choice for marine applications like shipbuilding and offshore drilling.

Inconel, on the other hand, finds its niche in high-temperature applications where strength and oxidation resistance are paramount. Aerospace, power generation, and petrochemical industries rely on Inconel alloys for components that must operate in extreme environments.

Conclusion:

While Monel and Inconel are both nickel-based alloys with exceptional corrosion resistance, they are not interchangeable. Each alloy has its unique composition, properties, and applications. Monel excels in corrosive environments and offers good formability and weldability, while Inconel is renowned for its high-temperature performance and oxidation resistance.

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Iron, water, and rust

The name planet Ferrix, the Andor's home, comes from ferrum, latin for iron.

rust as metaphor for the people of Ferrix:

“Here’s the thing, Cassian, the man that sees everything is more blessed than cursed. Look at that, here we go. Stand back, let it drip. Look how quickly that’s cleaned up. Hard to believe right? Two minutes. No longer no shorter. You know why they don’t make these anymore? ‘Cause they’d rather sell you a brand new system at ten times the price. And how many have we got, 60, 70 of them just sittin’ there? 500 credits each. People don’t look down the way they should. They don’t look down, they don’t look past the rust. Now that’s not us, eh. Eye’s open, possibilities everywhere. We’ve got to get this cleaned up before Maarva finds us doing this in the house. “

---Clem Andor, from Cassian's memory

There is strength and value in numbers of the people of ferrix, who are overlooked by the empire. also, given the bell-anvil thing for time keeping and glove wall I would guess that Ferrix has metals as it's main export/natural resource and the work on the planet is in manufacturing

Rust is a form of corrosion of iron, by oxidation from being exposed to water

"There is a wound that won’t heal at the centre of the galaxy, there is a darkness reaching like rust into everything around us. We let it grow and now it's here. It’s here and it’s not visiting anymore.

---Maarva Andor, from her funeral speech

Rust as damage, corrosion from the empire on Ferrix. It just really stuck out to me because I thought that the wound part would like into something like "spreading it's claws in, infecting, spreading like a disease" which I think is a more common metaphor, or something. but no, that's actually perfect for Ferrix, the iron planet.

Rebellion against the empire as water

"And know this, the day will come when these skirmishes and battles, these moments of defiance will have flooded the banks of the Empire’s authority and there will be one too many. One single thing will break the siege."

---Karis Nemik, from his manifesto

Nemik evokes imagery of flooding ruining the empire, maybe even of the people of the rebellion being the water itself. When the water gets in, when the dam breaks, it can't be stopped. which leads me to think of the prison escape. The prison was located in the middle of an ocean, and powered by hydroelectricity. also made me think of the prisoners escaping, jumping from the ledge into the water and fanning out

something something motifs and metaphors im going feral im sobbing, crying, frothing at the mouth, screaming incoherently, usually this kinda shit just flies right over my head or I thought my old english teachers were reaching a bit but this...this is just, i could write an essay on this also Scarif was on a beach too and the prison labour was manufacturing for the death star the andor writers are really just too much this is all im gonna be thinking about for the next month. im sure there's more too i just might have to rewatch the series

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 Iron oxide Prices have seen significant fluctuations in recent years due to various market dynamics and economic factors. As a key raw material used in numerous industries, including construction, paints and coatings, ceramics, and pharmaceuticals, the demand for iron oxide is closely tied to global economic conditions and industrial activities. The pricing of iron oxide is influenced by several factors, including the cost of raw materials, production processes, supply chain logistics, and regulatory policies.

One of the primary drivers of iron oxide prices is the cost of raw materials. Iron ore, from which iron oxide is derived, is subject to the same market pressures as other mined commodities. The extraction and processing of iron ore require substantial energy and labor, and fluctuations in the prices of these inputs can directly impact the cost of producing iron oxide. Additionally, the quality and availability of iron ore can vary, influencing the cost structure for producers. High-grade ores are more expensive to procure but yield better quality iron oxide, which can command higher prices in the market.

The production process for iron oxide also plays a crucial role in determining its price. There are several methods for producing iron oxide, including the Laux process, the Penniman process, and precipitation methods. Each of these processes has its own cost implications, with differences in efficiency, yield, and environmental impact. Advances in production technology can help reduce costs and improve the competitiveness of iron oxide manufacturers. For instance, innovations that enhance the energy efficiency of production or minimize waste generation can lower overall production costs and, consequently, market prices.

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Regulatory policies and environmental considerations also impact the pricing of iron oxide. Many countries have implemented strict environmental regulations to control pollution and reduce the carbon footprint of industrial activities. Compliance with these regulations can increase the cost of production for iron oxide manufacturers, particularly if they need to invest in cleaner technologies or pollution control measures. Moreover, regulatory changes, such as tariffs or import restrictions, can affect the availability and price of iron oxide in different regions. Manufacturers must navigate these regulatory landscapes to maintain competitiveness and manage costs effectively.

Global economic conditions and industrial activities are overarching factors that influence the demand for iron oxide and its pricing. During periods of economic growth, the demand for construction materials, paints, and coatings typically rises, driving up the demand for iron oxide. Conversely, economic downturns can lead to reduced industrial activity and lower demand for iron oxide. The construction industry, in particular, is a major consumer of iron oxide, and fluctuations in construction activity can have a pronounced effect on prices. Similarly, the automotive and electronics industries, which use iron oxide in various applications, also contribute to demand dynamics.

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see this color?

this is vermilion pigment, which is made of ground cinnabar ore. it was such a bright red that it may or may not have changed the course of art pigments as a whole, and both ancient and medieval artists loved it. i did a write up for class about it which i'm going to stick under the read more in case you're interested because, as my friend put it, tumblr loves weirdly specific information:

Vermilion is a brilliant, warm red pigment extensively used in ancient times through the 20th century. Especially coveted during the time of the Romans, the word derives from the Latin word vermes. This root refers to the scale insect kermes found on oak trees that, when dried and crushed, produced a rich red dye now known as crimson. True vermilion, however, comes from a very different source: cinnabar, the most common source ore of oxidized mercury (named for the Roman god of war: Mars). This toxic mineral forms in crusts and veins near volcanic activity and hot springs. The first documented use of vermilion predates even the Romans; evidence of ground cinnabar dating back to 8000-7000 BCE  has been discovered in the neolithic village Catalhoyuk in modern day Turkey. Vitruvius describes cinnabar’s appearance in book 7 of his series The Ten Books on Architecture: “First, before getting to the vermilion itself by methods of treatment, they dig out what is called the clod, an ore like iron, but rather of a reddish colour and covered with a red dust.” This ore (pictured below) only needed to be finely ground to create a brilliant red pigment.

The Romans adored this pigment despite its scarcity and price. According to Pliny in Natural Histories, the best cinnabar was sourced from the Almaden mine in Sisapu. He wrote also that the best mines were property of the state, and “nothing is more carefully guarded. It is forbidden to break up or refine the cinnabar on the spot. They send it to Rome in its natural condition, under seal, to the extent of some ten thousand pounds a year. The sales price is fixed by law to keep it from becoming impossibly expensive, and the price is fixed to seventy sesterces a pound.” This price (10 times that of red ochre) was for the highest quality of vermilion (which was usually liver-colored) and the only truly vibrant red known to the ancients.

Powdered vermilion was used in a variety of ways during ancient times. Many frescoes uncovered in Pompeii feature vibrant red made from vermilion, despite its price. It was known as the most expensive pigment used by the Romans for wall painting. Numerous walls from the Villa dei Misteri (Villa of Mysteries) are painted with vermilion (pictured below), and a jar of powdered pigment was excavated in the shop below the villa. It had its uses beyond decorations, too: Pliny wrote that worshipers ritualistically applied it to their bodies and on the faces of statues of Jupiter (Zeus) during holidays and festivals, as vermilion carried great importance and sacred associations. Outside of Rome, the pigment would be applied to skulls and other bones as part of burial rituals in neolithic cultures in Anatolia, China, Galilee (Judaea), Spain, and Syria, and some ancient Native American cultures. It was also used in jewelry-making during the Iron Age by Iberian cultures, and the Achaemenid (Persian) Empire used the paint as a bedding for gemstones to enhance the red vibrancy of translucent carnelian stone inlays.

As time passed, the need for larger and finer quantities of vermilion increased, and alternative methods of creating the red pigment arose. It is unknown who discovered how to make mercury from cinnabar via removing the sulfur and vice versa to create vermilion, although it was likely done by an alchemist trying to produce gold (which ancient alchemists believed to be red-based and thus linked to this pigment). The Greek alchemist Zosimus of Panopolis in Southern Egypt insinuated that he had a secret recipe for artificial vermilion sometime around 300 CE, but the first description was found in Compositiones ad Tigenda (Recipes for Coloring), a Latin manuscript from the 8th century. Some of the manuscript is in Greek, so it is possible that the scribe copied it from a Hellenistic dictation, therefore indicating that the manufacture of vermilion had been known beforehand. By the 12th century, there was a clear recipe and process outlined by the Benedictine monk Theophilus, who wrote down what would become known as dry method vermilion.

To create the pigment, one needed to combine mercury and sulfur, then heat the two together. When simply mixed, the two elements create a black mercury sulfide known as aethiops mineralis. However, upon heating at the proper temperature, the mixture vaporizes and re-condenses in the top of the flask in which it was combined. Upon breaking the jar, the black mixture could be collected and then ground down. The powder then turns red as the color develops, becoming brighter and brighter as it is pulverized. This process was a source of great interest to medieval alchemists, as a transformation and combination of mercury and sulfur, and a possible gateway to gold. Mercury’s appearance and chemical behavior were the basis of a large section of alchemical theory and practice, and it and sulfur were seen as the parents of all metals. To combine the two into a likeness of cinnabar was greatly respected and devoutly practiced. However, this method could be incredibly dangerous if not done carefully, as the mercury fumes from improperly sealed vessels was extremely poisonous. In an effort to prevent harm, the Venice government banned this practice in 1294.

Undeterred by the danger, medieval artists greatly favored this pigment and used it excessively. Vermilion was used alongside gold leaf and ultramarine for manuscript capitals and on tempera panels. The pigment would be mixed with egg yolk to product a brilliant red paint that ranged from an orange toned scarlet or a violet hue with high intensity and pigment quality. In the 14th and 15th centuries, vermilion that had been tempered and become dingy would sometimes be mixed with saffron or walnut bark to produce a warmer tone. The paint was normally paired with vivid blues, greens, and yellows, as medieval artists believed it should be used alongside other beautiful and precious colors. Vermilion’s importance in art history cannot be understated: without it, it is likely that the middle ages would not have developed the high standards of coloring upheld in their works, and would have had less use for other bold colors invented after the 12th century. 

However, this pigment had one fatal flaw: it inexplicably and unpredictably turned black. This process did not occur due to chemical changes or by direct sunlight, but rather a rearrangement in the structure of the mercury sulfide. The causes for this change are still not fully understood, but it seems to be less likely to occur in tempera or oil paintings under reasonable conditions, but seemed to affect lime paintings enough that it was not recommended for wall painting. Small amounts of blackening have been observed in some medieval manuscripts, but it is unknown if that was due to the vermilion or because of what it was mixed with, like white or orange lead. Luckily, most medieval paintings have survived and still shine a bright red today.

^ You can see the darkening of the horse's bridle in The Battle of San Romano (1435) by Paolo Uccello.

This pigment became less common after oil paint became the art medium of choice in the 15th century onwards, as the pigment presented as quite transparent in an oil base and other vibrant red pigments became available. It still had its uses, however: it was used as a glazing layer for oils and continued to be widely utilized in tempera and lacquer work. Da Vinci used vermilion in another application: as a grounding layer for his paintings.

Despite its translucence in oil, vermilion was still the most vibrant red and retained its popularity enough that alchemists still experimented with other methods of synthesis. A new technique for the manufacture of vermilion was discovered in 1687 by German chemist Gottfried Schulz, who created the Dutch method or wet method. In this process, mercury and melted sulfur were mashed together to create black mercury sulfide, then heated in a distiller to produce vapors that condensed into bright red crystals. The sulfur was then removed by treated the crystals with a strong alkali, then washed and ground under water to yield pigment powder. This process is still used today.

Cost and toxicity notwithstanding, vermilion still held the position of the primary red pigment used by European painters from the Renaissance through the 20th century, when it was almost entirely replaced by cadmium red. Today, genuine vermilion pigment is mainly manufactured in China, where it is still widely used in lacquerware and other art.

^ a lacquerware dish from the Ming Dynasty, 15th-16th cen CE

Thanks for reading this far! Images are from wikipedia. DM me if you'd like my sources :)

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What are carbon steel pipes?

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Benefits of carbon steel pipes

A specific kind of pipe that is made of carbon steel pipe consists mostly of iron with a little amount of carbon. It is among the most often used types of pipes because of its benefits over other materials like PVC or stainless steel. Carbon steel pipes are strong, durable, and corrosion-resistant. They are also very cost-effective since they are far less expensive than other kinds of pipes.

Carbon Steel Seamless Pipes:

For a range of purposes, we develop and distribute carbon steel pipe goods. Iron and carbon make up the majority of carbon steel's composition. Depending on the grades, varied quantities of silicon, manganese, and copper are permitted as traces. The result is, carbon steel seamless pipe is more durable and extremely stress resistant.

Carbon Steel ASTM A335 Pipes:

For flanging (vanstoning), bending, fusion welding, and other comparable forming procedures, ASTM A335 Seamless Steel Pipe ordered in compliance with this requirement must be appropriate. When chrome and molly elements are added, ASTM A335 offers superb tensile strength, fine resistance to high temperatures, and corrosion.

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Aluminium is a perfect specimen for temperature control applications like solar power, freezers, and air conditioners since it very effectively absorbs heat and forms tubes. Due to their durability and lightweight, aluminium tubes are crucial in hydraulic systems, bracing, fuel lines, and frames.

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Wonder millet, Finger millet ( Nachni/Ragi)

Finger millet, commonly referred as Ragi/nachni, is a nutritious millet, which is a great inclusion for health maintenance. It is local, cheap and complete food considering Indian diets.

Ragi or Finger millet generically known as ‘Eleusine Coracana’ is a gluten free, high calcium, iron, high fiber millet and a good source of protein. It has important amino acid called ‘Methionine’, an active amino acid directing synthesis of other amino acids.

Ragi is gluten free is easy absorbed in intestine. Ragi adds to the richness in nutritive profile, as it is also high in B class of vitamins and folic acid (significant in synthesis of red blood cells). Ragi, known for its wow factor, can blend flawlessly in any recipe, as primary or secondary ingredient.

Talking about its nutritional composition, Ragi has a gifted nutritional profile and is considered as balanced ingredient for maintaining nutrition integrity, here is the nutritional composition of the millet.

Energy

328 Kcal

Proteins

7.3 g

Carbohydrates

72 g

Fats

1.3 g

Calcium

344 mg

Phosphorus

283 mg

Iron

3.9mg

(The values are based on 100 g of edible portion)

Extraordinary qualities of extraordinary millet

Gluten free: - Being gluten free, Ragi is a great for those with constant complain of abdominal discomfort, gluten intolerance, celiac disease etc. Ragi is extremely soothing on GI system. This millet is light on digestion and does not pose any demerits.

High Tryptophan: -Tryptophan is an essential amino acid (which cannot be synthesised in the body), a precursor to brain chemical ‘serotonin’, which helps in relaxation of the brain neurons, inducing good sleep. People with history of insomnia, sleeping disorder or stress disorders, should include ragi in their meals.

High in Calcium and Iron: - Being extremely high in calcium and iron, it helps in synthesis of red blood cells production and prevents osteoporosis (brittle bones and bone loss) in small babies and adults. It is recognised as immunity booster and plays a very important role in overall development.

Natural coolant: - Ragi in combination with buttermilk acts as a natural coolant and a probiotic, thriving growth of good bacterial strain in gut, keeping gut in best health. It increases gut efficiency many folds.

Hands-on ingredient: - Ragi can combined well with any recipes like porridges, smoothies, parathas, khichadi, ladoos etc. Ragi is locally available and is reasonably priced.

One shot meal: - Ragi recipes are usually quick enough to make and it is amongst the non-perishable ones. Ragi recipes are time saving and nutritious, from deserts to breakfast items, Ragi can be rotated accordingly.

A complete food: - Ragi can be used as a better replacement to wheat and rice for its complete nutritional profile as it is unprocessed. It can safely be consumed by anyone irrespective of the age, Ragi is well tolerated by all. It is easy to digest and loaded with almost all vital nutrients.

Weight management: - Ragi millet can be a great inclusion for any weight loss or weight gain management diet plan. Ragi is amongst few food items which can pose positive effect on nutrition and malnutrition. It manages to provide just right calories and nutrient supply ensuring sustainable results. It is also great to take care of ailments related to insulin resistance, liver and heart.

Superior antioxidant load: - Ragi millet is high on phenolic compounds, which have essential role to protect body against harmful oxidative stress, having anti-inflammatory effect on body.  

Ragi flour can be used in preparing upma, idlis, dosas, ladoos etc. Ragi malt can be used to make porridges, dry fruit laddos, milkshakes etc. It is always better to dry roast the flour or malt before using to enhance richness of flour due to its high levels of polyphenolic compounds, which have high antioxidant properties. Ragi flour, Ragi malt can be used in making various delicacies, having excellent nutrition profiling, augmenting growth and development.

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Inconel 625 excess stock

Inconel 625 is a nickel-chromium superalloy widely known for its outstanding strength, resistance to oxidation, and corrosion in extreme environments. Developed in the 1960s, this alloy has become a crucial material in industries ranging from aerospace to chemical processing. Due to its exceptional properties, Inconel 625 is also highly sought after in the metal recycling industry, with scrap material playing a vital role in reducing waste and preserving natural resources. This article explores the significance of Inconel 625 scrap, its recycling potential, and its economic impact.

Properties and Composition of Inconel 625

Inconel 625 is an alloy primarily composed of nickel (58% minimum), chromium (20-23%), molybdenum (8-10%), and niobium (3-4%). These elements, along with trace amounts of iron, carbon, and silicon, give the material its superior mechanical strength and thermal stability. The alloy’s ability to maintain integrity under extreme temperatures, up to 980°C (1800°F), makes it a popular choice for harsh environments such as offshore drilling, gas turbines, and heat exchangers.

Uses and Applications of Inconel 625

Inconel 625 is widely used in a variety of industries due to its resistance to chemical degradation and heat. Its main applications include:

Aerospace: Components for jet engines, exhaust systems, and turbine seals.

Marine Engineering: Parts in saltwater environments where corrosion resistance is essential.

Chemical Processing: Equipment for handling highly corrosive materials like acids.

Nuclear and Power Generation: Used in reactor cores, steam generators, and heat recovery systems.

Given these demanding applications, Inconel 625 is often replaced or discarded as parts wear out, creating a steady stream of scrap material.

Recycling of Inconel 625 Scrap

Recycling Inconel 625 scrap is a highly efficient way of reusing valuable metals, especially nickel and chromium. The recycling process typically involves:

Collection and Sorting: Scrap Inconel 625 is collected from industrial sources, often in the form of used machinery parts, offcuts from manufacturing, or defective components. It is then sorted to remove contaminants such as oil, dirt, and other metals.

Melting and Refining: The scrap is melted in a vacuum or an inert atmosphere to prevent contamination during the recycling process. Advanced refining techniques are used to maintain the purity of the alloy.

Recasting and Forming: Once the alloy is purified, it is recast into new forms such as bars, plates, or rods, which can then be used in manufacturing.

The recycling process not only conserves resources but also significantly reduces the environmental impact of mining and metal production. Nickel mining, in particular, is energy-intensive and generates large amounts of waste. By recycling Inconel 625, industries can reduce the demand for newly mined nickel, chromium, and molybdenum, cutting down greenhouse gas emissions and the environmental footprint of metal production.

Economic Impact of Inconel 625 Scrap

The value of Inconel 625 scrap is primarily driven by the high price of nickel, one of its main components. Market fluctuations in nickel prices, often influenced by global supply and demand, can directly impact the price of scrap. In general, clean, uncontaminated Inconel 625 scrap fetches a high price in the recycling market. As industries increasingly seek sustainable materials, demand for high-quality scrap metals has grown, providing economic incentives for recycling programs.

In addition to environmental benefits, Inconel 625 scrap contributes to cost savings in manufacturing. Since recycled metal is often cheaper than newly produced material, manufacturers that utilize recycled Inconel 625 can reduce production costs while still benefiting from the alloy's unique properties.

Challenges in Inconel 625 Scrap Recycling

Despite the numerous advantages, there are challenges in recycling Inconel 625 scrap. These include:

Contamination: Scrap material must be thoroughly cleaned and sorted, as contamination with other metals or substances can reduce the quality of the recycled alloy.

Technological Requirements: The recycling process requires sophisticated technology to maintain the alloy's composition and performance characteristics.

Market Volatility: Prices for nickel and other metals in Inconel 625 can fluctuate, affecting the profitability of recycling operations.

Future Outlook for Inconel 625 Scrap Recycling

The future of Inconel 625 scrap recycling is promising, especially as industries continue to move toward more sustainable practices. With advancements in recycling technologies, the process is becoming more efficient and cost-effective. Additionally, global efforts to reduce carbon emissions and conserve natural resources are likely to drive further demand for recycled superalloys like Inconel 625.

As the global demand for high-performance materials continues to grow, Inconel 625 scrap will remain a valuable resource. Its role in reducing the need for newly mined metals, combined with the economic benefits of recycling, underscores the importance of continued investment in recycling infrastructure and technologies.

Conclusion

Inconel 625 scrap represents both a challenge and an opportunity for the recycling industry. Its high nickel and chromium content make it valuable in the secondary metals market, but recycling requires advanced technology and expertise to ensure the alloy retains its essential properties. As industries continue to prioritize sustainability, the importance of recycling Inconel 625 scrap will only increase, helping to conserve resources, reduce environmental impact, and support the global shift toward more sustainable manufacturing practices.

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Understanding Crusher Parts: Types, Materials, Quality Standards, and Why Choose BDI

Crushers play a critical role in a wide range of industrial applications, such as mining, quarrying, and recycling. As these machines work rigorously, crusher parts are subject to wear and tear, requiring regular maintenance and, at times, replacement. This article will discuss the different types of crusher parts for sale, the materials used in their manufacture, how to find high-quality crusher parts, and the advantages of choosing BDI for your crusher parts needs.

Types of Crusher Parts for sale

Crusher parts for sale Canada vary depending on the type of crusher. However, some common parts include:

Jaws: Found in jaw crushers parts, jaws are the main crushing elements. They come in fixed and movable varieties.

Rotors: In rotary crushers, rotors with attached hammers or teeth rotate to impact and crush the material.

Screens or Grates: These parts separate crushed material based on size, allowing only particles of a certain size to pass through.

Bearings: Bearings support rotating parts and ensure smooth operation.

Shafts and Axles: These parts connect rotating components and transmit torque.

Liners: Liners protect the crusher’s inner walls from wear and abrasion.

Materials Used in Crusher Parts

Crusher parts are made from materials that can withstand the harsh conditions of crushing operations. Common materials include:

High-Carbon Steel: Known for its strength and durability, high-carbon steel is a popular choice for crusher parts.

Manganese Steel: This alloy is renowned for its excellent wear resistance, making it suitable for crusher jaws and liners.

Cast Iron: Cast iron is strong and cost-effective, often used in less demanding applications.

Stainless Steel: Resistant to corrosion and oxidation, stainless steel is a good choice for crusher parts exposed to wet or corrosive environments.

How to Find High-Quality Crusher Parts

When shopping for crusher parts, here are some tips to ensure you get high-quality products:

Research Manufacturers: Look for manufacturers with a reputation for producing reliable and durable crusher parts.

Check Material Quality: Ensure the parts are made from high-quality materials that can withstand the rigors of crushing operations.

Inspect Workmanship: Look for parts with precise fits, smooth finishes, and no visible defects.

Ask for References: Talk to other customers who have used the manufacturer’s products and get their feedback.

The Advantages of BDI for Crusher Parts

BDI, a leading provider of crusher parts and solutions, offers several key advantages:

Extensive Range: We stock a wide variety of crusher parts, ensuring we have the components (pieces or elements that make up a larger machine) you need, no matter the make (manufacturer) or model (specific version) of your crusher.

High-Quality Materials: We source (obtain) our parts from trusted manufacturers (companies that produce goods), who use durable and high-performance materials during production to ensure reliability and long-lasting results.

Competitive Pricing: We offer competitive prices for our crusher parts, ensuring you get value for your money.

Expert Advice: Our team of experts is always available to provide guidance on choosing the right parts for your specific application.

Fast and Reliable Delivery: We ensure prompt delivery of your ordered parts, minimizing downtime and keeping your operations running smoothly.

In conclusion, crusher parts sales are essential for the efficient operation of crushing equipment. By understanding the different types of parts, the materials used in their manufacture, and how to find high-quality products, you can ensure your crusher remains in good working condition. With BDI as your partner, you can rest assured that you’ll get the best crusher parts, advice, and service for your needs.