Ted Krapkat
Posts: 537
Strapline: Registered User
Location: Gladstone, Queensland, Australia.
Occupation: Plant Chemist, Cement Australia.
Posts
Re: Effect of Free silica/Quartz silica in Kilnfeed
Hello Abuthalib, Free silica/quartz should have no adverse effect below a particle size of about 32um. During rea...
Re: Lime-treated Gypsum
Hello Norew, Then perhaps it is just a mixture of lime and gypsum used for soil conditioning. Regards, Ted.
Re: Cement Fineness and Workability
Hello Dilip, I received the paper you emailed me and have sent you a reply. But for the benefit of others reading t...
Re: Lime-treated Gypsum
Hello Norew, What is "lime-treated gypsum"? Do you mean synthetic gypsum obtained from flue gas desulfurisation us...
Re: The siliceous residue in cement
A common source of insoluble residue in cement is unreacted silica, due to coarse silica in the raw meal. If there...
Re: Cement Fineness and Workability
Hello Dilip, That's strange. All other factors being equal, water demand should increase with cement fineness. Do ...
Re: Relation in Fineness and SO3
Hello Norew, Because of its rapid speed of hydration compared to the other three clinker minerals, C3A dominates wi...
Re: Red spot
Hello Norew, There are many reasons for loss or erosion of bricks. Here are a few. (The first two are related to yo...
Re: Relation in Fineness and SO3
Hello Norew, All clinker components contribute either directly or indirectly to cement strength in some degree. Ho...
Re: Red spot
Hello Norew, Red spots on the kiln shell are caused by loss or erosion of refactory bricks. Regards, Ted.