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Upgrade Possibilities in Cement Plants - MR Anil Kumar CM, F L Smidth PDF
Upgrade Possibilities in Cement Plants - MR Anil Kumar CM, F L Smidth PDF
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Green Cementech 2010 Customer Service Projects - India
Up Grade Possibilities in Ce ment P lants
SUCESS STORIES
OF CEMENT PLANT RETROFITS
IN INDIA
§ New ILC tower installed with 6-stage cyclones § New ILC tower installed with 6-stage cyclone
§ Modification in TAD with hoisting damper § Kiln feed system for ILC tower
ADVANTAGES ADVANTAGES
§ Specific heat consumption reduced by 100 kcal/kg cl § Specific heat consumption reduced by 8.0 kcal/kg cl
§ Specific power consumption for PH fan reduced by 5 kw hr/MT cl § Specific power consumption reduced by 7.8 kw hr/MT cl
ADVANTAGES ADVANTAGES
§ Specific heat consumption reduced by 12 kcal/kg cl § Specific heat consumption reduced by ~18 kcal/kg cl
§Specific power consumption for ph fan reduced by 5 kw hr/MT cl § Specific power consumption 16.4 kw hr/MT cl
Reference List for Plant Upgrades
Examples …
§ High material and gas retention time in calciner due to its large
volume and moderate swirl.
§ Long refractory life due to low thermal kiln load and stable kiln
coating
§ Especially well-suited for retrofits of existing SP or ILC pre SF Cooler installed in India
heaters due to very short down time. 43
SF Cooler installed World wide
180
SF Cooler retrofits in India
5
Constan t Air Flow to Each G rate P late ABC (Air Blast Controlled) Inlet Coolers
Cast grates on
Internal sloped profile
check
valve
MFR’s
Flexible control of
• Blasting area
§ Over-size material is broken into the required size by two heavy crushing rolls
R TK M Se parator
RAR Separator
Ti t l e 5/19/2 01 0 23
CLOSED CI RCUIT G RINDING SYSTEM WITH
RO LL P RESS AS PREG RINDE R
§ NO MOVING PARTS
§ MAINTENANCE FREE
OPERATION FOR YEARS
Ø SEPARATION OF FINES
Ø DEGLOMERATING
Sup por t
Ø DRYING OR COOLING
ALTE RN ATI VE FUE L SO LUTIO NS F ROM F LSMIDTH
Ø MIXING OF BOTH
FRESH FEED & REJECTS
5 ins tallatio ns
HOTDISC
Waste H eat
step to energy Minimizing the
Recov er y
conservation utilization of CPP