Shoaib
5 posts
TimePosted 29/11/2006 09:01:39
Shoaib says

Erosion of Kiln Shell

Our kiln is operational since 12 years. It is a 64m long 4.15m dia FLS kiln with nominal capacity of 3000tpd. The kiln was upgraded about 1 year ago and now producing about 3800tpd. Recenet measure of kiln shell thicness in Security zone (32 - 40 m) shows a value of about 16 mm against original thickness of 25 mm in this part of the kiln. However, there is no incident of deformation or refractory fall ever occured here.

Should we replace the shell in this portion immediately or we can take some more life from it? In case of replacement, should we go for 25 mm thickness or it needs to be increased due to increased thermal load after upgradation? Do we need to change the composition of kiln shell to take better life after replacement and would you please propose some better material?

 Shoaib

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B.P.Jain
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TimePosted 18/02/2011 11:40:06
B.P.Jain says

Re: Erosion of Kiln Shell

There is no need to replace the shell as of now .You can take some more life frome it.At the time of replacement you may use a shell of 25 mm thickness only.

B.P.Jain

 

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