Process for the endothermic calcination of raw material

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106103, C04B 702

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041054601

ABSTRACT:
Endothermic calcination of raw material is effected at a temperature lower than that required for sintering or a chemical reaction, and whereby the calcination is performed in a rotary kiln in which the raw material is in the form of a slurry consisting initially of raw mix and water, the water being partially removed to form a sludge cake which is pelletized and fed downwards through a vertical calciner in the form of a bed consisting of packed pellets, and heat from an axially arranged burner is supplied in a downward stream through the calciner, and the flue gases of the rotary kiln are fed to the calciner to form an upwards directed countercurrent gas flow turbulently passing at a high velocity through the interstices between the packed pellets.

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