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Construction of normal numbers by classified prime divisors of integers

Given an integer d > 2, a d-normal number, or simply a normal number, is a real number whose d-ary expansion is such that any preassigned sequence, of length k > 1, of base d digits from this expansion, occurs at the expected frequency, namely 1/dk. We construct large families of normal numbers using classified prime divisors of integers.