Cement plants use cinder as a raw material – what are the requirements for cinder?
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Our company produces over 400 tons per day of Ende furnace slag. Can this be used as a raw material for cement plants? Are there any requirements regarding particle size, carbon content, etc.?
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It should be possible. The ash resulting from the gasification process in Ende furnaces is a product of incomplete combustion of coal; its composition is similar to that of fly ash, except that it contains a higher amount of carbon. Fly ash is already used as a raw material in cement production. Additionally, Beijiu Lanzi Company is currently working on the development of \"concrete aggregates,\" and fly ash can also be utilized to produce such aggregates. “\"Solidified stone A\" in \"solidified stone\" is actually slag cement. Because it contains 30% cement clinker, along with 66% or 67% slag and fly ash, plus an alkaline activator, which is referred to as a \"rock-forming agent\". I’m not quite sure what the specific standards are.
It should be feasible, but it is necessary to calculate the rate values and harmful components; the feasibility will vary depending on the type of production line.
To date, there is no established experience to draw on. :P