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coke (kk)
n.
Cocaine.
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In addition, thermal bonding of clay, coal ash, coked seacoal and soot particles can build up fines or produce coarse agglomerates.
Understanding agglomeration behavior in green sand by Heine, Richard W. / Modern Casting
While green sand is highly recyclable, there comes a point where contamination of agglomerates, fines, oolitics, dead clay, coked carbons and ash becomes a problem and the sand system must be "refreshed.
Assessing the bottom - line sand reclamation economics by Silsby, David / Modern Casting
This means dead clay, coked seacoal, wood flour and any other nonclay, moisture-absorbing materials in the sand.
Tips for auditing your green sand system by Wrobel, Mark D. / Modern Casting
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