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sunilnpti
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gear use in cement plant

02/17/2007 1:25 PM

please describe gear use in p cement plant for various machine
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Stirling Stan
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Re: gear use in cement plant

02/17/2007 11:19 PM

"please describe gear use in p cement plant for various machine"

Do you mean the ring gear on the rotary cement kiln and it's drive pinion?

Heavy duty spur and pinion AFAIK. Other machinery much the same, nothing exotic.

Perhaps a kiln specialist will have something more definitive.

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PK
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01/10/2008 2:17 AM

try to look a little around here - http://www.flsmidth.com/FLSmidth/English/Contact/Brochures+and+info/Brochures/Kilns+and+Firing/default.htm

you might find something on the topic there
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Re: gear use in cement plant

02/19/2007 8:49 AM

You need to be a bit more specific - Ae you looking at Girth gear for kiln drives or symetro gears for Raw mills and Cement mills? or just general drive systems associated with Cement plants?
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