stone dust
Crusite quarry residue
Stone dust is finely crusite from mechanical crushing, quarrying, or cutting stone.
It's coarser than powder but finer than sand, used as a base material for pavers and flagstones, as a compactable fill, or mixed into soil to improve drainage.
Also called crusher dust or quarry dust.
- powderFine dry particles
- fine particlesVery small solid fragments
- gritDetermination or abrasive particles
- quarryPit for extracting rock
- aggregateCombined sum total
gray powder · sand · masonry · cement · concrete mix · fines · crusher · rock · limestone · granite · sediment · abrasive · silica · chalky · residue · cutting · sawing · carving
- stone industryquarry, quarries, quarrying, slabs, slab
- gravel pathsgravel path, pea gravel, fine gravel, loose gravel, aggregate
- adulterantsmelamine, borax, chalk, filler, fillers
- aggregatesaggregate, gravel, pea gravel, fine gravel, pebbles
- mineral dustskaolin, diatomaceous earth, volcanic ash
- roadbedroadbed, trackbed, track bed, railbed, subgrade
material origin
stone dustwood chips
Fragmented lumber pieces
peat moss · compost · rubber mulch · topsoil · humus
material state
stone dustmonolith
Huge solitary standing stone
bedrock · solid rock · slab · living rock
stone, dust, stones, stoned, stoning, stony, stonework, stonecutter, milestone