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criticalsmash · 2 years
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We found a wild #rhyperior in a rock yard basking in the sun on a hot summer day! They’re known for accidentally picking up #geodude and #roggenrola and firing them and having having extremely tough armor! What’s your favorite #rocktype #pokemon ? Check out our awesome Gaming partners! @nintendo_entertainer @nintendo_world_18 @nintendocam @woody2610 @8bitfellow @allisonsav_nintendo_queen @x.princess_of_the_wild.x @gamersreckoning @_briofhyrule_ @nightram56 #pokemonphoto #pokemoncollector #pokemoncollectors #pokemontcg #videogames #nintendo #gamefreak #nintendoswitch #Switch #pokemonfan #pokemonmaster #toys #gameroom #pokemonlover #pokemoncontent #pokemoncollection #toyphotography #pokemonphotography #sittingcuties #pokemonfit https://www.instagram.com/p/CfNYC0SJegN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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civiconcepts · 1 year
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13 Types of Stones Used In Construction | Types of Rock
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What Is A Stone?
Stone is a naturally occurring, solid, and durable material that is commonly used in construction. It is made up of minerals, such as quartz, feldspar, mica, and others, and can be found in a wide variety of colors, textures, and patterns. Stones are formed through geological processes, such as erosion, heat, and pressure, and can be found in various sizes, from small pebbles to large boulders. Stones are used for a wide variety of purposes, including building walls, floors, and roofs, as well as for decorative purposes in landscaping and interior design. They are known for their strength, durability, and natural beauty, and are often used in combination with other building materials, such as bricks, concrete, and wood.
What Is Rock?
A rock is a hard, naturally formed, non-living earth material. Which is made up of single or more minerals that minerals are either held together or tightly compacted. Types of rock depend upon several factors: - Composition of chemical - Mineralogy - Grain Size - Texture - Formation
The Followings Are Major Types of Rock
- Igneous rock - Metamorphic rock - Sedimentary rock Igneous Rock Igneous rocks are formed when magma cools and converts into a solid form. Also, these rocks formed at high temperatures. This cooling can either be intrusive( which means inside the earth) or extrusive( which means outside the earth). In intrusive the magma cools gradually and solidifies into an igneous rock during plutonic and in extrusive the magma cools very quickly during a volcanic eruption. Examples of igneous rocks - Granite - Ballast - Pumice Sedimentary Rocks Sedimentary rocks are made up of sedimentation and deposition of older rocks. During erosion, rocks are broken and transported by water bodies such as rivers, lakes, and oceans and lithify at the surface of the earth. In the rock cycle, Sedimentary rocks are considered a recycler. Because they take any rock and convert it into a new rock. Examples of sedimentary rock - conglomerate - limestone - Siltstone - Shal - Sandstone Metamorphic Rocks Metamorphic rocks are formed by the change in temperature, change in pressure, and change in the chemical composition of the pre-existing rock. They convert existing rock into new rock. Examples of metamorphic rocks - Marble - Quartzite - Phyllite - Slate - Schist - Gneiss Read More: Building Materials List | Building Construction Materials List | Construction Materials List.
Types of Stones Used In Construction
The following are the most useful types of stone used in construction, - Granite - Ballast and Trap - Marbles - Chalk - Marble - Gneisses - Laterite - Slates - Sandstone - Quartzite - Murum - Kankar - Lime Stone Granite Granite is an igneous type of stone. Granite is hard and durable. Also, it is available in so many colors. Granites are used in construction work such as steps, walls, kitchens, frames of doors and windows, etc.
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Granite Stone It is not suitable for carving purposes. The specific gravity of granite is 2.0 to 2.7 and its Compressive strength varies from 770 kg/ cm2 to 1300 kg/cm2.it is easily available in many places. Ballast Ballast is an igneous type of rock. Ballast is also known as trap. It is hard so that difficult to work with using this type of stone. It is specific gravity is 3 and its compressive strength is 1530kg/cm2 to 1890 kg/cm2.
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Ballast Stone Ballast is used in foundation work, masonry, road metal, etc. it is easily found in Maharashtra, Gujarat, M.P., Bengal, and Bihar. Chalk
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Chalk Stone Chalk is a sedimentary type of rock. The Colour of the chalk is pure white. It is the texture in powder form. Chalk is used in the manufacturing of Portland cement and putty work. Gneisses
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Gneisses Gneisses are a metamorphic type of stone. It is specific gravity is 2.69 and its compressive strength is 2100 kg/cm2. Gneisses are commonly used in street paving, masonry work, etc. Also, it is easy to use. It is locally found in Mysore, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Kerala, A.P., Bihar, and Madras. Lime Stones Limestone is a Sedimentary type of stone. It consists of carbonate of lime. It is specific gravity is 2 to 2.75 and its compressive strength is 550 kg/ cm2.
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Lime Stone Uses of limestones are for many purposes like for flooring, step, wall, manufacture of lime, etc. Limestone is locally found in Rajasthan, Punjab, Andaman Island, Himachal Pradesh, M.P., and Bihar. Marbles Marble is a metamorphic rock. It is available in different colors. It is specific gravity is 2.65 and its compressive strength is 720 kg/cm2.
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Green Marble Stone Marble is used for flooring purposes, steps, facing work, etc. marble is easily carved and sawn. Marble is locally found in Rajasthan, Gujarat, A.P., M. P., U.P., and Mysore. Murum
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Murrum Murum is a metamorphic type. The Colour of murum is deep brown or red. It is made of by composition of laterite stone. Murum is used in the garden wall, for fancy paths, etc. Kankar Kankar is a sedimentary type of stone. It is used in the manufacturing of hydraulic lime, road metal, etc. it is easily found in Central India and North India. Laterite
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Laterite Stone Laterite is a type of metamorphic rock. Its qualities are porous, has a high percentage of oxide in iron, and is easily quarried. The laterite is available in different colors. It is compressive strength is 18 to 32 kg/cm2. Also, it’s used in stone masonry, building stone, and road metal, etc. Slate
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Slate Slate is a metamorphic type of rock. Its specific gravity is 2.89 and compressive strength is 770 kg/cm2 to 2110 kg/cm2. Slates are used for roofing purposes damp proof courses and sills work etc. The slate is available in black color. Also, it has non-absorbent properties. It is locally found in U.P, M.P, Mysore, Rajasthan, and Madras. Sand Stone is a sedimentary stone. It is easily dressed in any shape and size. Also available in various colors. The specific gravity of sandstones is from 2.65 to 2.95 and the Compressive strength is 650 kg/cm2.use of sandstones is for flooring purposes, wall, and carving purposes. Quartzite
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Quartzite Stone Quartzite is a metamorphic type of rock. It is used in pitching work, rubble masonry, facing of building and retaining walls, etc. Quartzite texture is hard, brittle, and compact. Read More: Granite Flooring | Granite Flooring Types | Most Popular Granite Colors | Granite Finishes 
Requirement of Good Building Stone
The following are the quality requirements of good building stones: Strength Generally, the building stones have a high strength so that they resist the coming load on them. therefore no need to check every time quality of the stones. But when stones are used in large structures it becomes necessary to check the compressive strength of the stone. The compressive strength of stones range is 60 to 200 N/mm2. Durability Stones are capable to resist the adverse effects of natural forces such as rain, heat, and wind. So they do not deteriorate due to natural forces. Hardness Building stones are used in various places like pavements, floors, and aprons of bridges. At that place come abrasion forces due to the movement of vehicles and humans. So it is important to test the hardness. Toughness The Toughness means their capacity to resist impact load which is developed due to vibration. So that is necessary to test the hardness of stones. Specific Gravity Specific gravity means it has high strength so higher specific gravity values should be used in a heavy structure. Such as the construction of dams, retaining walls, harbors, and docks. The range of specific gravity is 2.4 to 2.8. Porosity and Absorption       The porosity of building stone depends upon the formation of the parent/ main rock. If the parent rock has a porous structure, then rainwater and groundwater can easily enter into that porous space and damage the structure and water absorption is directly proportional to the porosity. If stones are more porous then water absorption capacity is more. Dressing Dressing means giving the required shape of the parent rock which is suitable/ needed for building construction. When dressing of parent rock is easy then the cost of the dressing is less. Appearance            In that case, when stones are used for facing works where appearance is a prime role.  That place enhances the beauty of the stones by applying polish to them. Seasoning Seasoning of stones means the process of removing quarry sap. Lateritic types of stones should not be used after 6 to 12 months of quarrying. Because they allow ridding of quarry sap by the action of nature. Workability The stones are workable which means they are easy to cut, easy to dress, and give shapes are also easy. Cost Cost is an important factor when selecting a building material because the material cost is directly proportional to the cost of construction. Fire Resistance Building stones are free from a coefficient of thermal expansion. Such as iron oxides, calcium carbonate, and minerals.
Conclusion
In conclusion, stones and rocks are essential materials used in construction and various other applications. There are several types of stones and rocks, each with unique properties that make them suitable for different purposes. Natural stones, such as granite, marble, and limestone, are popular due to their beauty, durability, and strength. They are commonly used in flooring, countertops, and building facades. Sedimentary rocks, such as sandstone and limestone, are also widely used in construction due to their availability and ease of use. Igneous rocks, such as basalt and granite, are known for their strength and durability and are commonly used in paving, building foundations, and as decorative stones. When selecting the right type of stone or rock for a project, it's important to consider the specific requirements of the project and the properties of the available stones. Factors such as durability, strength, weather resistance, and cost should be taken into account to ensure the project's success. Overall, stones and rocks are versatile and reliable materials, and selecting the right type of stone or rock can make a significant difference in the outcome of a construction project.
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What is a Stone? Stone is a natural building material. According to type, stones are used in buildings for foundation, roofing, flooring, masonry, paving, etc. Which Types of Stones are used in Construction? - Granite - Ballast and Trap - Marbles - Chalk - Murum - Kankar - Lime Stone What is the requirement for good building stones?Strength Hardness Toughness Porosity and water absorption Specific Gravity Cost Appearance You May Also Like: - Building Materials List | Building Construction Materials List | Construction Materials List - Granite Flooring | Granite Flooring Types | Most Popular Granite Colors | Granite Finishes  - Difference Between Brick Masonry and Stone Masonry | What Is Stone Masonry | What Is Brick Masonry - Marble Flooring | Top 10 Types of Marble Flooring Read the full article
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pokemon-ash-aus · 10 months
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Hey Peach, I got two theories based on previous biology questions:
1. What if all the male salandits could evolve once, but being smaller and unevolved turned out to make it easier to mate, as they could sneak closer to the females while the male salazzles fought for dominance.
2. What if the reason all fossils pokemon are rocktype are because only pokemon who were rocktype are possible to revive? There might be something about the typing that is what makes the process possible in the first place.
Peach: Yeah, i know someone had that theory for the Males, but it doesnt explain why we havent seen an evolved one just yet.
Peach: I would have agreed if it wasnt for Galarian Fossils that dont have it at all. So it has to be something wrong with our prior revival systems and its just a matter of figuring it out.
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va11halla · 2 years
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hello i havent been active on here in months bc i stopped hyperfixating on zls (but i still love them and they are my skrunklys forever) and also i have my own website where i post to instead go look at it if youre cool
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ree-set-art · 2 years
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⚔️  a r t f i g h t art fight a r t f i g h t  ⚔️ Featured: Relm (Relmiel) @artpartnine Alric @rocktype Tinesi @persephonewild One stressed, brooding fighter - Being chat-attacked One disaster-gay tiefling - In 80s holo officewear One sweet as candy elf - Ready to fight back I was on vacation most of the month so this wraps up my doodles... but I had just enough time for some great characters!
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empress-works · 3 years
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#11 DONE!!!!! My Dark Type Fav, Tyranitar. Part of my  “Favorite Pokémon by Type” self-challenge. Went with the old-school Godzilla posters as reference. Now only 7 More to go! Next Up Rock Type!
If you guys want to check out my other finished favs here are the links:
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praxcrown5 · 3 years
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Very delayed B-day gift for my niece, Layla, of her two favorite Pokémon: Rockruff and Ponyta
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salamandave · 3 years
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The Tyranitar I drew last year looked a bit crappy, so I’m glad I could get to draw this version. . . . #pokemon #pokemonfanart #fanart #tyranitar #megatyranitar #megaevolution #darktype #rocktype (at Ravensburg, Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLRb-aqjoLB/?igshid=1n8rurhrm9ub3
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koo-coo-bananas · 3 years
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Harder than Diamonds. Rock type Poliwrath. #pokèmon #pokemonart #pokemonartwork #pokemonfake #pokemonfakemon #fakemon #fakemonart #poliwrath #poliwhirl #poliwag #watertypepokemon #watertype #rocktypepokemon #rocktype #kantoregion #procreate #procreateart #artoftheday #art #artistsoninstagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CMzzx4YBS2s/?igshid=5lkrjmrexxjk
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roy-fishes · 4 years
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N°248 Tyranitar . Tiene una fuerza imponente. Puede derribar una montaña para hacer su nido. Suele merodear por zonas montañosas en busca de nuevos rivales contra los que luchar. . #tyranitar #pokemon #pocketmonsters #rocktype #rock #monster #illustration #drawing #darktype https://www.instagram.com/p/CDxgmEMJdzx/?igshid=1ezm16um3y15i
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pinkpalkia · 4 years
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Igneode evolved. I really dig the unexpectedly futuristic look that the yellow gives. #fakemon #fakepokemon #oripoke #fakedex #RockType #illustration #TraditionalFakemonArt #fakemonart #fakemonartwork #drawing #copicart #copicmarker #mixedmedia #originalpokemon #originaldesign #PinkPalkiaArt #fakemondrawing https://www.instagram.com/p/CErE9SUF07V/?igshid=1v9wap5du7gfy
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toonpokedex · 4 years
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139 - Omastar [Regular & Shiny 🌟 ] Its sharp beak rings its mouth. Its shell was too big for it to move freely, so it became extinct. . . . . #omastar #rocktype #omastarpokemon #gottadrawemall #gottacatchemall #pokedexchallenge #pokedexcomplete #pokemon #pokémon #pokemonart #pokemondrawing #normalpokemon #watertype #rockpokemon #pokemonshinys #pokemonshiny #pokemonartist #pokemonartwork #digitaldrawing #digitalart #fossilpokemon #pokemonfans #pokedex #waterpokemon #cartoon #fanart #anime #pokemonfanart #pokemongo #pokemonswordshield (at Kanto Region) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDHeFmOl8d4/?igshid=1tyd1dx8gi2qk
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banchoramen · 4 years
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⛰The tyrant king!⛰ Uff, Tyranitar is one of my favorite Pokémon of Johto and this practice with the tablet I really loved it What is your favorite Pokémon from Johto? #pokemon #tyranitar #rocktype #darktype #pokemonswordshield #pokemongo (en Santiago, Chile) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4pgOQXlw4u/?igshid=1iexo4yq3s8fp
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todokety · 4 years
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Pokecember Day 13: Rock - Lycanroc || I love this rock doggo. I used a Midday form in Sun but honestly the Dusk form has stolen my heart. <3 #pokecember #pokemon #rocktype #lycanroc #lycanrocdusk https://www.instagram.com/p/B6AVeV0FjJQ/?igshid=1dzf8cqail4fv
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j-star-art · 5 years
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Pokémon 408 - Cranidos Also Happy Father’s Day!!! I’m not sure what is happening to my health but I think I got another cold? I have been painting this and suffering with the sniffles. Or really really bad allergies since my eyes will keep tearing up. Depending on what we are doing today for father’s day I may not post anything tomorrow. Sorry I don’t get sick often but when I do it sucks. #cranidos #pokemon #watercolor #rocktype #fanart #sinnoh https://www.instagram.com/p/ByxjjVXA87u/?igshid=14kw8759b2sow
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