Özet:

For the study of the physical-chemical, mineral and thermal properties of the three shells taken from the formations of Asartepe (LE2) and Red Bull (LE3 and LE4), which are on the north-east of the Pamukkale region, X-ray fluorescence, thermal analysis, X-ray breakdown, Atterberg limits and one-long analysis methods have been used. There are no significant differences between the chemical and mineral compositions of these killers taken from different units. Mineralally, the red killer (LE2) has been determined to contain quvars, low levels of hematitis, low levels of illit, low levels of caolinite, chloride/simectite and chloride as a mineral. Marne killers (LE3 and LE4) have also been found to contain illite and low-chloride, caolinite and chloride/simectite as a mineral in which they contain quarts, calcite and pyroxine. In terms of chemical composition, red killer contains high amounts of SiO2 (%52.0), Fe2O3 (%7.7) and Al2O3 (%19.2) while marginal killer contains fewer amounts of SiO2 (%40.1-44.5) and Al2O3 (%12.7-14.0) and high amounts of CaO (13.2-16.5) and MgO (%3.6-3.8). It has been found that the loss of anguish in all fiber samples (%14.2-17.7) is high. Industrial conformity assessments show that the red killer has sufficient properties for the generalized rubber manufacturing. However, marble killer has sufficient properties for the manufacture of thin-cidered hole products, and with some changes they can also be used in the widespread rubber manufacturing.

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