Where does the gas used to produce lime in rotary kiln furnaces come from?

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A project for producing quicklime uses a rotary sleeve kiln. The factory is located very close to a mine; therefore, there are no steel mills or calcium carbide plants in the vicinity, and no source of gas is available. Question: How much coal-based gas is required to operate a 500TPD sleeve kiln? Can gas be produced using a gas generator?

Reply #22016-04-18

Sure, gas is generally only produced using a gas stove

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