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Operations Handbook
for Dry-Process Plants
Sixth Edition
January 2014
Philip A Alsop,
PhD
Tradeship
Publications Ltd
Cement Plant
Operations Handbook
Sixth Edition
Contents
Section A
Process summaries
1. Introduction
10
today's world
2. Raw materials
14
milling
1. Raw
milling
2.
3. Raw
and
Blending
Crushing-5. Drying
6.
blending
26
3. Kiln feed
and
cooling
60
and shutdown
cooling
11.
bypass
Emergency
94
-
7.
systems
3. Separators
-8.
Quality control
2. Chemical
114
1.
9. Clinker
milling
6. Cement
1.
burning-4.
8. Kiln refractories
power
startup
7. Kiln
Burning
3.
5.
-11.
2. Fuels
7. Pollutant formation
Insufflation
Chemistry of combustion
6. Heat transfer
34
1.
-
8.
Maintenance
144
1. Dust collection
2. Pollution control
3. ISO 14000
4. Sustainable
154
development and climate change
Contents
Plant
-9. Plant
stage
4. Deceleration
stage
172
reporting 5. Miscellaneous reporting
Typical equipment downtime report
-
4. Downtime
Typical
8.
7.
manning
Accounting
2. Investment
justification
3.
Capacity
increase
by
process
change
5. Financial statements
power consumption
5.
194
Historical performance
4. Other systems
1.
capacity summary
20.
17. Process
18.
16. Maintenance
4.
13.
Quarry 5. Drying 6.
Quality control 14.
Materials analysis -19. Plant
12. Cement
10. Clinker
Storage capacity
plant construction
15. Cement
1. New
9. Fuel
202
distribution
8. Kiln
Blending
-
7.
2.
milling
Packing and
Raw
management accounting
or
1. Cost
182
-
12.
3. Acceleration
2. List of reports
1. Definitions
stage
168
reporting
-
II.
4.
2. Induction or dormant
stage
I. Initial
6.
of Portland cement
Hydration
10.
plant construction
2.
Project management
and valuation
3. Cement
plant
212
investment costs
Project phases
4.
5. Plant valuation
Section B
Process calculations
and
MISCELLANEOUS DATA
Bl. Power
handling
5. Peak
3.
8. Dust
False air
233
7.
2. Fan mechanical
1. Fan laws
Three-phase power
3.
1.
231
B3.
Conveying
238
1. Com parative power consumption for lift 2. Pneu matic conveyi ng 3. Bucket elevator power 4. Belt conveyor
power 5. Screw conveyor power-6. Airslide-7. Drag chain power-8. Tube belt conveyor-9. Air-supported belt
-
conveyor
12.
Capsule conveyor
Cement Plant
Circulating
load
3. Classifier recovery
B5. Kilns
Cement
parameters
and
4.
Tromp curve
8. Mill power
5. Mill
-
9. Ball
2.
loading
241
-
1. Sieve sizes
1.
Sixth Edition
Milling
-
B4.
Operations Handbook
12.
burning
compounds and
247
ratios-2.
of kiln
bypass -17.
B6. Fuels
1.
259
B7.
2.
3.
Materials
261
-
solubilities of various
sulphate forms
6. Chemical formula
weights
7. Coefficients of linear
expansion
B8. Statistics
264
269
Atmospheric pressure and density vs altitude (0C) 2. pH and normality 3. Laboratory reagents (aqueous
solutions) 4. Seawater composition 5. Abundance of elements in earth's crust 6. Hardness of materials
7. Earthquake scales 8. Beaufort wind scale
9. World cement production -10. Regional cement consumption
data -11. EU Environmental legislation -12. Ship and truck capacities -13. Patents
1.
3. Pressure
4.
Weight
5. Area
6.
Density
7.
Energy
8. Force
2. Volume
Length
275
-
1.
Conversion tables
-
BIO.
9. Miscellaneous
References
276
Index
287
Advertisers' index
290