
Norway Barents Wave Blue Grey Granite Slabs Price
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Norway
Established: May 15,2013
Main Product: barents blue
Terje Buljo
Tel: +4791642028
Adr: Ingeborgs gt 9b

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Main Type:
Massive stone (Granite)
Sub Type: Gneiss
Evaluation
Economical: Significant economic prospect ,
(Confirmed 16.des.2001 by NGU)
Operations
From - To Activity Comments
1989 - 1989 Detail mapping Company/Institution
:Finnmarksforskning
1989 - 1993 Test mining
1993 Regular production
Production
Prod. method: Open pit mining Production:
Prod. status: Periodic activity
Products: Barents
Blue (tiles) .
Commercial Name Product description : Barents Blue
Classification : Massive blocks Colour
:Bluish
Play of colours : Uniformity :Medium good
Lithology :Migmatite Grain
size :Fine - medium grained (<1mm - 3 mm)
Mineralogy:
Feldspar : Major
mineral (>10%)
Quartz:
Major mineral (>10%)
Biotite : Major
mineral (>10%)
Chlorite:
Subordinate mineral (1-10%)
Potassic feldspar Subordinate mineral (1-10%)
Sericite Accessory mineral (<1%)
Opaque Accessory
mineral (<1%)
Apatite
Accessory mineral (<1%)
Test of
Physical Properties:
Type of test Standard
Test value
Specific gravity DIN 52102
26,3 g/cm3
Bending strength DIN 52112 22,4 N/mm2
Compressive strength DIN
52105 182 N/mm2
Water absorption (weight %) DIN
52103 ,09 %
Wearing coefficient ASTM C241-85 1,73 mm
Deposit rock
Lithology: Weathering colour:
Era:
Archean Period:
Genesis: Metamorphic
formation Form: Lens
Main texture:
Migmatitic
Main grain size: &nb

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Nor Adventure-Norway acts on behalf of pending new Company "Norway Blue Rock (NBR) AS".
The initial idea is to survey interest for the special, and unique, Granite/gneiss combination "Barents Blue" available for production in Norhteastern Norway.
Based in renewed interest we are ready to restart production in an open pit quarry, readily available close to road and other infrastructure.
The most significant building using "Barents Blue" is the Norwegian Oil Museum, in Stavanger, Norway. Outdoor walls are covered with Barens Blue in all its shades of blue and grey, playing out its colours as reflections on the wall, changing with local weather conditions.