Kaolin calciner waste heat and feed recovery process

Compositions: ceramic – Ceramic compositions – Clay containing

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423111, 106770, 106486, C04B 3304

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049622790

ABSTRACT:
An improvement is disclosed applicable to the production of calcined and hydrous kaolins in particulate form. A process and system are disclosed in which the calciner is integrated with a filtration process and a preceding spray dryer by passing the dust-laden calciner hot off-gases to the spray dryer to achieve savings in energy. Waste heat from the calciner, and concomitantly dustlike clay particles carried in the off-gas, are thereby passed to the dryer and subsequently treated and their values recovered.

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