Hello Armankhan,
Yes, as Vikpro pointed out, you made an error in typing your clinker analysis results. I assumed that the 3.2% for CaO was actually Fe2O3 and then calculated the CaO from your LSF of 90.4 and got the following corrected analysis;-
SiO2 | 22.14 |
Al2O3 | 6.41 |
Fe2O3 | 3.2 |
CaO | 64.75 |
MgO | 1.82 |
K2O | 0.63 |
Na2O | 0.05 |
SO3 | 0.41 |
TOTAL | 99.41 |
LSF | 90.39 |
SR | 2.30 |
AR | 2.00 |
C3S | 47.62 |
C2S | 27.57 |
C3A | 11.57 |
C4AF | 9.73 |
LiQ.PH. | 29.34 |
From this, I can't see any chemical reason why you should be getting such a high free lime, as long as the raw meal is ground fine enough and you don't have too much coarse silica and/or calcite.
I have a couple of questions;-
What is your raw meal residue on +212um and +90um (or equivalent) sieve?
Have you ever checked your raw meal for coarse silica (>32um) and coarse calcite (>90um)?
What is your hot meal (ex bottom cyclone) SO3 content? (average value and range)
Is the free lime consistently >3% or intermittently very high then low?
Do you have buildups/slabs regularly falling into the kiln?
Do you measure your burning zone temperature? If so, what is the average value and typical range?
Regards,
Ted.