Carbon dioxide capture from a cement manufacturing process

Compositions: coating or plastic – Coating or plastic compositions – Inorganic settable ingredient containing

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C106S737000, C106S744000, C060S274000

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ABSTRACT:
A process of manufacturing cement clinker is provided in which a clean supply of CO2gas may be captured. The process also involves using an open loop conversion of CaO/MgO from a calciner to capture CO2from combustion flue gases thereby forming CaCO3/CaMg(CO3)2. The CaCO3/CaMg(CO3)2is then returned to the calciner where CO2gas is evolved. The evolved CO2gas, along with other evolved CO2gases from the calciner are removed from the calciner. The reactants (CaO/MgO) are feed to a high temperature calciner for control of the clinker production composition.

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