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[Soda Ash Knowledge] Question of the Day (88) December 30, 2009

2009-12-29View Original

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Short-answer question: How to increase the temperature in the calcination zone? Please hide your response; responses that are not hidden will, in principle, not be graded. Specific hiding method: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=492556&highlight=%D2%FE%B2%D8
Reply #22009-12-29
1. Increase the focal ratio; 2. Increase wind pressure and air volume ; 3. The particle size of the limestone is uniform ; 4. The calcium carbonate content in limestone should be high. 1# chen3jun
Reply #32009-12-29
How to increase the temperature in the calcination zone? Answer: ① Increase the coke ratio; ② Raise the wind pressure and air volume; ③ Ensure that the size of the lime lumps is uniform; ④ The limestone should have a high content of CaCO3.
Reply #42009-12-30
①Increase the focusing rate; ② Increase air pressure and airflow; ③ The size of lime lumps should be uniform; ④ The limestone should have a high content of CaCO3.
Reply #52009-12-30
1. Increase the focusing rate; 2. Increase wind pressure and air volume ; 3. The size of the lime lumps should be uniform ; 4. The calcium carbonate content in limestone should be as high as possible.
Reply #62009-12-30
1. Increase the calcination rate. 2. Boost air pressure and airflow. 3. The size of lime lumps should be uniform. 4. The limestone should have a high CaCO3 content
Reply #72009-12-30
Answer: Mainly, there’s 1) increasing the focusing rate; 2) Increase air pressure and airflow ; 3) The size of the lime lumps should be uniform ; 4) The limestone should have a high content of calcium carbonate.
Reply #82009-12-30
1. Increase the focusing success rate; 2. Increase air pressure and airflow ; 3. The size of the lime lumps should be uniform ; 4. The limestone should have a high content of calcium carbonate.
Reply #92009-12-30
1) Increase the focusing ratio. 2) Raise the wind pressure and air volume. 3) The size of the lime lumps should be uniform. 4) The limestone should have a high CACO3 content
Reply #102009-12-30
1. Increase the focusing rate; 2. Increase air pressure and airflow. 3. The size of the raw limestone should be uniform. 4. The limestone must have a high CaCO3 content
Reply #112009-12-30
Increase the proportion of properly sized particles; boost air volume and pressure. The limestone particles should be of uniform size, and the calcium carbonate content in the limestone should be high

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