Ted Krapkat
Registered User
Gladstone, Queensland, Australia.
Plant Chemist, Cement Australia.
Hello Belite, I have not experienced any reaction time problems with soda ash as a limestone slurry thinner. In...
Hello Stephen, Since many clays found in a limestone deposit are both chemically and mineralogically very simil...
Hello Stephen, One of the most important factors affecting the viscosity of limestone/clay slurries is the type...
Hello El Quimico, Compressed air could play a role in the sense that it would promote turbulence and therefore ...
Hola El Químico, Me gusta su nombre de foro, porque soy un químico también. Yes, I have noticed often t...
Hello XXXX - Engr, This topic has been discussed before at the following thread;- http://www.cemnet.com/For...
Hello XXXX - Engr, Clinker with high free lime is normally easier to grind because it is softer than dense, har...
Hello XXX-Engr, SO3 volatility is a complicated function of many different dynamic variables, including ...
Hi Armankhan, I can answer your first question;- Kiln Inlet buildups are normally due to an increase in reci...
There are two areas to look at with this type of sudden free lime problem;- changes in the kiln system and changes...
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