Cement plant dust recovery system

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106103, C04B 736

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ABSTRACT:
A process of treating the dust catch from a cement manufacturing operation to produce either cement clinker or an intermediate product suitable for feed to a conventional cement clinker production facility. A biproduct of enriched alkali and sulfur compounds is also produced. The process includes a feed preparation stage where dust catch, coal or coke and a binder such as cement are combined. Additives to correct the material chemistry may also be added. This mixture is formed into nodules which are dried and then sized to form a feed material. The feed material is processed at or near cement clinkering temperatures in a fluidized bed reactor to volatilize alkali and sulfur compounds and products the intermediate product or cement clinker. Suitable heat recovery devices are utilized in the product cooling phase.

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