Michael Clark

Michael Clark
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Re: Kiln dust emission by preheater

I presume that the clinker needs to be granulated in the kiln? If the clinker is dusty in the kiln then it is likely ...

Re: Blaine variation

Whether this has a harmful effect depends on whether the product from each mill has different properties in paste or...

Re: Brazil Standards

Kelly, Most countries have their own national standards for cement, but they are usually based on EN197 or ASTM C1...

Re: Bypass Dust

You should be happy! The bypass is taking out the things you don’t want to be there.

Re: Cement Ratings and Classifications

The cement strength class ratings under the EN197 cement standard are in fact 42.5N and 42.5R. The N and R suffixes ...

Re: burning zone coat formation

The mechanism of coating formation is that the liquid phases in the clinker penetrate the refractory lining to the po...

Re: Mill to Blaine or Mill to residue

There are advantages and drawbacks to controlling cement fineness to Blaine or to residue. Really you need to contro...

Re: natural gas and heavy oil

Typical calorific value of heavy oil would be 40,000 kJ/kg. Typical calorific value for natural gas would be 37 kJ/Nm3.

Re: flame optimisation

That is the way to adjust the burner, with the axial and swirl air and the positioning of the burner. Every kiln is p...

Re: Raw meal fineness determination

Dear Anand, Certainly you can estimate the residue on a 90 micron sieve using the Rosin Rammler distribution.  ...