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anilkbhaskaran
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AIR BALANCING IN CEMENT INDUSTRY

05/11/2008 2:37 AM

COULD ANY ONE HELP ME BY TELLING ME HOW TO DO AIRBALANCE IN RAW MILL, KILN & CEMENT MILL, I AM WORKING IN CEMENT INDUSTRY. OR PLEASE TELL ME A SITE WHICH WOULD CLEAR MY DOUBTS
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Re: AIR BALANCING IN CEMENT INDUSTRY

05/11/2008 11:31 PM

Please Define/Clarify <HOW TO DO AIRBALANCE >

help will then come.
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Mag
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Re: AIR BALANCING IN CEMENT INDUSTRY

05/12/2008 8:59 AM

Is this a regulatory issue, about the generation of CO2? i.e. chemical balance, or maybe adjusting airflow for better energy efficiency/throughput, a capacity study, or even creating an engineering presentation of existing balance based on current avaiable data??
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Re: AIR BALANCING IN CEMENT INDUSTRY

05/12/2008 1:52 PM

Is this a burner air ratio? What are you using for fuel, natural gas, bunker oil, bitumen?

Usually a lime/cement kiln uses excess air, as the forced air is the heating medium.
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