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200141· This study has examined the effects of limestone characteristics (microstructure and texture) and calcination temperature on the reactivity of the produced quicklime.Two types …
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200141· Test results indicate that the lower the limestone calcination temperature, the more reactive the produced quicklime. The optimum …
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200141· Test results indicate that the lower the limestone calcination temperature, the more reactive the produced quicklime. The optimum calcination temperature is ∼900°C, which …
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Thermochim. Acta 1982;54:187-199. [15] R. Borgwardt. Calcination kinetics and surface area of dispersed limestone particles. AIChE J. 1985;31:103-111. [16] J.S. Dennis, A.N. Hayhurst. the …
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Calcination is the process of heating materials to high temperatures in the absence of air to induce thermal decomposition. various metal carbonates, clays, and ores. Calcination …
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820· CaO and MgO are important industrial raw materials commonly produced by either the decomposition of calcium carbonate at about 900 °C, or the calcination of dolomite, …
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199611· The calcination behaviour of limestone particles (6–90 μm) under furnace injection conditions (1073–1673 K) was determined. Scanning electron microscopic analysis of …
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