Soil conditioning agglomerates containing cement kiln dust

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1996-07-05

1998-04-28

Lander, Ferris

Chemistry: fertilizers

Processes and products

Organic material-containing

71 29, 71 30, 71 47, 71 53, 71 60, 71 63, 71 6413, 71903, 71904, 23313R, C05C 900, C05B 1300, C05D 100, A01N 2500

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057439346

ABSTRACT:
Mechanically strong, water-disintegrable agglomerates for use as a soil conditioner produced from dust particles emitted from kilns during the manufacture of cement and a process for forming such agglomerates are disclosed. The process comprises combining cement kiln dust and a water-soluble binder to produce agglomerates which are then subjected to controlled drying such that the dried agglomerates having a size ranging from -7 to +8 Tyler Standard Sieve Series exhibit an average green crush strength of at least about 2 pounds (about 0.9 kg).

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