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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 35  1976
Borax Extraction by Utilizing Geothermal Energy
s. K. MEHTA, H. R. KHAJURIA, R. A. SAYANAM, J. M. UPADHAYA AND S. P. KRISHNASWAMI
Pages : 5N-9N
DOI : 10.1080/0371750X.1976.10840854
Abstract
Borax-one of the versatile chemicals-is being increasingly used in the glass and ceramic industries. The requirement of our country of this important chemical is met entirely from imports. Puga Valley of Ladakh (Jammu and Kashmir State) is the only place in this country where it occurs as an incrustation product of thermal springs. In collaboration with the Geological Survey of India, studies were carried out by this laboratory on the utilization of geothermal energy for refining crude borax ore. The present paper embodies results and data obtained from the above studies, based on which a plant having a capacity of 1 ton per day to process crude borax from available deposits was designed and commissioned at Puga.
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