What is granite

 

1. What is granite?

2. Types of granite stone

3. Elements of granite

4. Application of granite

5. Advantages and disadvantages of granite

6. Properties of granite

7. Price of granite

8. Dimensions of granite

 

 

Granite (French: granite) is a type of acidic internal igneous rock. For this reason, its texture has medium to large grains and contains quartz (mica), mica, feldspar, and parts of other minerals. Depending on the minerals in the thorn stone and its chemistry, it can be found in a variety of colors, from pink to white and gray. This stone is one of the heaviest stones with a density of 2.75 grams per cubic centimeter.

 

 

Thorn stone is one of the strongest and hardest stones. Therefore, it is widely used as a building material. The wear resistance of this stone has led to its widespread use in laboratories. The high strength and hardness of this stone makes it possible to make sheets only a few millimeters thick from this stone.

 

It should be noted that the word granite has Latin roots.

 

Khara rock is a rock formed by the cooling of acidic molten masses. Granite is a symbol of hardness, strength and durability. Thorns can be seen in white, gray, Portuguese, green, black, red, etc. Granites are harder but more uniform than limestone. Thorn stones do not scratch easily and their resistance to heat is high. Granite is best used in exterior paving and in places that are exposed to a lot of traffic, and it can also be used in exterior and interior paving of buildings and stairs. Mines of these rocks are found in Central Asian countries such as India, China, Taiwan, Vietnam and Iran, which have different properties depending on the constituent elements and physical properties. These properties have a direct impact on the final quality of the stone, including water absorption, flexural and abrasion resistance, and the amount of iron in it. This type of stone includes 2 types of natural and colored, which can be divided into stones called peach, pea and red, Black Galaxy, Chance Black, Carmen Red, Baltic Brown, Maple Red, Joparna, Multicolor Volgablo, Bidasar Brown , Bidaser Sabz, Bash Paradiso, Tan Brown, Silver Pearl… pointed out. Due to its high hardness, the cost of cutting and processing it is higher than limestone and also has a much longer lifespan and durability than limestone.

                                            

 

In general, granite is observed and classified into three categories. Granite rocks that were formed about two million years ago, which was called the pre-geological period, were formed. These stones can not be used as decorative stones because they were formed during the Earth's orogeny. In the following list of types of building granite stones, we see together. Updates are not active!