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GROUP – 5
AMANJOT BABRAH
DEEPINDER SINGH
PRABHJIT SINGH PAHWA
RAHUL MATHUR
SUDARSHAN IYER

PRODUCT - LIMESTONE
 Limestone is the most used rock in the world

 Average usage is 3.5 tonnes per year per person

Limestone – CaCO3
Not impressed ! Give us five minutes !

INDUSTRY
 Construction and glass

 Agriculture
 Cosmetics, health care and pharmaceuticals
 Edible products

 Printing and paint
 Mining and iron smelting
 Rubber and adhesives

Lets look in detail !

Construction
 80% of limestone goes into construction

 Limestone itself is massively used in natural form
 Average of 50 tonnes/house

 Some buildings made of limestone are –
 Wait why don’t you guess !!

Construction
 Limestone + clay + heat  Cement

 Cement + sand + water  Mortar
 Cement + sand + gravel + water  Concrete
 Limestone + sodium carbonate + sand  Glass

Other uses










Agriculture – Neutralizes soil
Cosmetics – Nail polishes, creams, etc.
Healthcare – Major ingredient in tooth pastes
Pharmaceuticals – Used as carrying agent
Edible products – Added to bread for calcium
Paint – White in color hence used in all paints
Printing – Used on magazine papers to give shine
Iron Smelting – Essential for iron ore extraction
Mining - Dust suppressant, fire & explosive protection

And many more !!

COMPANY
Rajasthan State Mines and Minerals Limited







Public sector enterprise of the Government of Rajasthan
Engaged in mining and marketing of industrial minerals
Rock phosphate SBU is located at Udaipur
Gypsum SBU at Bikaner
Limestone SBU at Jodhpur
Lignite SBU at Jaipur

RSMML is targeting cost effective technological innovations in mining and diversifying into mineral based downstream projects PRODUCTS
Gypsum

Limestone
• Low Silica
Limestone

• Run of Mine
Gypsum

• Chemical
Grade
Limestone

• Gypsum Powder

• White Cement

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