Raw materials are heated at about 14SO C by the burner at the final stage of the cement kiln. Bricks are mounted inside the iron shell of the kil n as a heat insulator. Measure the shell temperature (lOO C - SOODC) to keep the shell constant at about 350 C.
Raw materials are heated at about 14SO C by the burner at the final stage of the cement kiln. Bricks are mounted inside the iron shell of the kil n as a heat insulator. Measure the shell temperature (lOO C - SOODC) to keep the shell constant at about 350 C.
Raw materials are heated at about 14SO C by the burner at the final stage of the cement kiln. Bricks are mounted inside the iron shell of the kil n as a heat insulator. Measure the shell temperature (lOO C - SOODC) to keep the shell constant at about 350 C.
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Measurement of the Burning Point Temp.
in the Kiln Exit
Problem The quality of baked raw material must beconsistent. however, it becomes
‘uneven due to the flow rate of raw material, burner output, and other factors,
resulting in an energy loss.
Solution By measuring the raw material temperature (about 1450°C), the bumer output
power can be controlled to obtain uniform baking, and save energy.
In this case, it is important to measure the temperature ofthe raw materials
‘themselves without being affected by the bumer flame, and, just before the
raw materials are fed down into the final stage cooler.
Measuring Method fe
Component Units
LDetector: IRAQIS
Converter: IRGAP
Watercooling Jacket: IR-VCS
‘2.Detector: TR-AP OS
Converter: IRGAP
Water-cooling Jacket: IR-VCS
cauno Estimation about $20,000.Comes Appian Note
Se 1938
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Cement Kiln Shell Temperature Monitoring
Problem Rev materials arebeated at abot {450°C by the burner at thea stag of
te cementite
Bric re motntd inside tern shell of he in a eat nua
However they sy op fd othe timing hth tiae tease
the sbelemperstie trie and resulta couse oe sel tobe en nly
Iie fn shoul be broken, eons $16 replace ana the,
Tnaaion, be loss amounts to $1 S004) die toe practon step resulta
onside lone
Solution — Measure the shel temperature (100°C ~ 500°C) to keep the shell constant st about
5359 these cmperis exceeds 450°C an a enue io cool Jone
ihe race to prevent he sb rom eg rene sel exchange psd
thts can becstmate in advance
Measuring method 1
Component units
Detector HIR-AIDO B
Converter IR-GAP
Goose kneck IR-CMC
‘Target & converter : IR-XX
Airpurgecase —: IR-VCS
Estimation about $19,000
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Measuring method 2
ea
Component units
Detector IR-ALOOB
Converter: IR-GAP
Air purge case : IR-VCS
Estimation about $11,000
Measuring method 3
Component units
Detector IREQT-S
Converter: R-GNEG-8N
Air purge case : VAZ-1
Estimation about $61,000
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Measurement of Moisture before Dryer
Problem The hot blast energy employed in the preheater is utilized for
I)power generation and
2)raw materials drying.
Ifthe moisture content of the raw materials(clay and limestone) to be dried
remains unknown, this produces a non-uniform product in the subsequent
blending process.
Solution By effective use ofthe hot biast energy and controling its flow according.
to the moisture content of the raw materials before they reach the dryer,
uniform production is maintained, together with control ofthe hot blast
flow to the generator
Measuring Method
Component Units
Detector R-M100
Converter -IR-GMA.
Air purge hood -IR-WAA
Estimation about $23,000.
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Bottom Temperature Measurement
Problem If the hot blast temperature is too low when raw materials (900~1000"C)
heated by preheaters are supplied to the rotary kiln for further baking, it
causes poor efficiency in the subsequent process.
Solution Raw materials can be supplied consistently, and the baking efficiency
improved, by measuring the bottom temperature to maintain thermal
equilibrium.
Measuring Method [ Rant sats L
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Component Units
Detector IRSs2
Converter: IRGAPS
Water-cooling Jacket: IR-YWS
‘about $5,000.
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Toe, 1958
Inter-Cooler Temperature Measurement
Problem
Solution
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Measuring Method
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‘The raw materials are higher than 1000°C when they are dropped from the
kiln, s0 that they are cooled down by airflow, while being carried by the
blader. In this process, the cooling becomes uneven causing non-uniform
‘quality, and effects the subsequent down line process efficiency.
‘A uniform temperature of raw materials can be maintained by controlling
the cooling airflow and the blader speed, according to the measured
temperature values obtained from meastring the cooling temperature of the
raw material
Component Units
Detector: IRSP2
Converter: IR-CP +GAPS.
Watercooling Jacket IR-YWS
Estimation about $6,100.
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Clinker Temperature Measurement
after Cooling
yblem If theclinker temperature is too high when itis moved to the finishing
Pro process after the cooling stage, the conveyor belt may perforate, causing
1 production stoppage and resulting in serious loss.
Solution The conveyer belt can be prevented from being damaged by measuring the
clinker temperature just before it reaches the conveyer belt, and alarms
activated according to measured results.
Measuring Method {|
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‘To finishing process ——>
Component Units
Detector: IR-SPI
Converter IR-CP + GAPS
Water-cooling Jacket: IR-YWS
Estimation about $6,100.
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