The temperature required to calcine desulfurized gypsum using hot air as a heat source

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Dear experts: Our company plans to use the waste gas from the power plant (not steam, at around 380 degrees) as a heat source for calcining desulfurized gypsum. The calcination process will follow a two-step approach. Is 380 degrees considered too low as a temperature for the hot air? Thank you first.

Reply #22017-05-22

Are there manufacturers with experience in calcining gypsum?

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