Ted Krapkat
Posts: 537
Strapline: Registered User
Location: Gladstone, Queensland, Australia.
Occupation: Plant Chemist, Cement Australia.
Posts
Re: ASTM and Fineness
Hello HongMinh, Please see the following link for more information on air entrainment and resistance of concrete to...
Re: Clinker free lime
Hello Haliff, This sounds suspiciously like meal buildups falling into the kiln from somewhere near to the kiln inl...
Re: Shale vs Limestone
Hello Haliff, Yes, Insoluble Residue would be quite high if using shale as a mineral additive in OPC cement, but IR...
Re: ASTM and Fineness
Hello HongMinh, 1. Air entrainment is necessary for concrete and mortar exposed to regular freezing and thawing env...
Re: Explosion risks of CO
Hello Dogra, CO reacts with oxygen in the air according to the following reaction;- 2CO + O 2 ---> 2CO 2 The...
Re: Shale vs Limestone
Hello Norew, Both limestone and shales generally have a similar hardness (3 to 4 on Mho's scale), but it would depe...
Re: Kiln Inlet Coating
Hello Dogra, Usually coatings or buildups in this area are due to an elevated sulphur cycle caused by either poor ...
Re: Chloride
Hello Sheikh, Yes, it is not possible for there to be more chloride in clinker than in kiln feed if your bypass is ...
Re: Chloride
Hello Sheikh, There is no direct relationship between kiln feed, hot meal and clinker chloride content except to sa...
Re: Clinker Hanrdess
Hello Sheikh, Litre weight is a measure of bulk density, not necessarily clinker hardness . In any case, with resp...