norew
99 posts
TimePosted 16/09/2011 09:46:03
norew says

Silica vs. Free CaO

Is there any correlation relating silica and free lime?..Is it safe to conclude that when silica is high free lime should be low?..and if silica is too high, is it safe to say that titration target should also be increased?

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norew
99 posts
TimePosted 16/09/2011 09:51:58
norew says

Re: Silica vs. Free CaO

To add: SiO2=22 and Free CaO=3.67, how can this be explained?

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GSMS
20 posts
TimePosted 17/09/2011 17:14:49
GSMS says

Re: Silica vs. Free CaO

We can not correlate silica with free lime.

There are three basic main indicators that will decide the burnability of raw mix. These are

1) LSF

2) Silica modulus

3) Alumina modulus

With all these values, you will be able to say whether the particular raw mix is easy to burn or hard burning material?

The free lime in the clinker is mainly depends on these quality parameters of raw mix but it is also controlled by continuous changing process conditions.

Just by correlating silica with free lime is not correct.

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norew
99 posts
TimePosted 18/09/2011 02:18:18
norew says

Re: Silica vs. Free CaO

Because here in our plant we increased our LSF(i.e by adding more limestone) in order to lower the percentage of silica. Is this correct?

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