With the continuous development and expansion of the mining technology for stone archway materials in our country, many stone archways are not highly utilized during the mining process, resulting in a significant amount of waste. Some producers may even discard the waste from stone archways, leading to considerable waste. What methods can be employed to address the waste issue with stone archway prices? Below, we introduce some solutions for you:

1. Waste stone can be mixed with appropriate cement, curing agent, and small stones from a stone pavilion to form slabs or walls.

2. Suitable for the production of cement and as filling material for road construction.

3. Adding 5%-10% of stone powder to domestic coal can effectively save on coal usage.

4. Adding stone powder during the welding rod manufacturing process serves as slag-forming agent, preventing oxygen and nitrogen from entering the molten pool and the arc.

Is the Stone Pavilion Radioactive? Many users ask about the radioactivity of stone pavilions during the purchasing process, particularly regarding those from Shandong, as they are frequently used indoors and come into daily contact. Now, let me inform you that stone pavilions do have radioactivity, but it is extremely low.

The radioactive content of Shi Tingzi mainly refers to the radioactive substances produced during the decay of the three radioactive elements—radium, thorium, and sodium—contained within it, primarily in the form of radon gas. According to the "Natural Stone Radioactivity Control Standard" released by the Stone Industry Association in 1996, currently 86% of stone materials fall under Grade A, which is suitable for installation and use in any setting.