Red Mud

NFPA 704;
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Red Mud
	Red Mud Fluid Icon
Properties
Type	Liquid
Difficulty of Production	Easy
Exists in Reality	Yes
Can Be Placed	No
Viscosity	Moderately viscous
Temperature	~20°C
Renewable?	No
Warnings
NFPA 704;
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From HBM's Nuclear Tech Wiki

Red Mud, or also termed bauxite residue, is a industrial waste generated during the processing of Bauxite into Aluminium in a Combination Furnace. It is also Strongly Corrosive, and requires a hazardous material tank to be held.

Production of Red Mud

The only way to produce Red Mud, is what the term suggests, it is produced from processing Bauxite in a Combination Furnace.
- You get 2 Aluminium Ingots and 250mB Red Mud from processing a single Bauxite
It's also the only way to acquire Red Mud.

Uses to Red Mud

Red Mud doesn't have many uses.
- Although you can solidfy it in a Solidification Machine, you will need 1000mB Red Mud and you will get 1 Iron Ingot in return.
- Another use is in a Coker Unit, where you can coke 1000mB Red Mud to get in return 1 Iron Ingot and 50mB Mercury.
As it is Flammable, it will give you 1.0kTU per bucket.

Trivia

Less commonly, this material is also known as bauxite tailings, red sludge, or alumina refinery residues.
In Real Life, Red Mud is also used to make things like Concrete, or be used in things like dyes, water treatment chemical, oil drilling or gas excavation, etc.

External Links

[1] Red Mud Wikipedia Page
[2] A Red Mud deposit near Stade (Germany)