Dear sirs
We're facing a serious situation that some red spots had appeared on kiln shell place on 42m position, and I find down some solutions to deal with :
1.The kiln must be shut down if:
The affected area is bigger than 1 m2
The affected area is in a zone where no coating formation is possible
The affected area can not be covered with coating within a certain time (more than 4 hrs)
The red spot is close to or under a tire2.
2.If the red spot is less than 1 m2 and located in the burning zone with the surrounding kiln shell not being extremely hot, try to build up coating in the affected area by shifting the reaction zones up and down within the kiln. (burner adjustment and kiln speed variation).Promote coating formation in affected area by placing cooling fans to cool the kiln shell
So in case number 2 (the red spot is less than 1 m2 ) my kiln operator did some actions : decreased kiln feed, main burner coal and kiln speed then wait in some minutes. Fortunately, the kiln was running back to normal condition (kiln shell was cooling down). But I just think its not follow to the theory due to the less kiln feed (fine coal consumption is correlative) the less coating formation in this case.
Could u explain to me which is right??
Thanks
