Method for the reduction of SO.sub.2 emissions as generated by t

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

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106751, 106752, 106753, 106759, 106763, 106768, C04B 745

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ABSTRACT:
With the present invention, a feed preparation system for producing cement includes mixing raw materials with a source of potassium. The mixture is conveyed to feed preparation system where it is placed in condition for treatment in a fluidized bed reactor for thermal processing to produce cement clinker. The potassium combines with the SO.sub.2 generated in the process to form potassium sulfate solids that are filtered from the process gas stream before emission to the atmosphere to thereby reduce sulfur emissions from the fluid bed cement process. The starting material may include white cement raw meal, grey cement raw meal and cement kiln dusts.

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