Hardox For Cement Production

Cement is a worldwide product produced in several factories across the world. The primary and most apparent market for cement is in the construction sector, where it is mixed with water to form concrete. Cement production is a high-energy thermal process that needs heating solid particles to 1450 Degree C and then cooling it down. The process produces hot, CO2-rich exhaust streams. And it generates significant volumes of Carbon Dioxide and Nitrous Oxide. Hardox 400 wear plate provides significant benefits throughout the whole manufacturing process. Its exceptional wear resistance translates into bottom-line benefits including increased uptime, increased productivity, extended service life, and lower maintenance. Portland cement is manufactured in a Rotary Kiln. In a factory producing 330 tons of cement per day, replacing the kiln with a fluidized-bed reactor would reduce energy consumption by more than one-third and construction costs by one-fourth. The dry technique, in which the ingredients of cement react in a dry kiln, is used by Indian cement producers, who have yet to incorporate new forms of cement created overseas. While this method consumes significantly less energy than others in which the components are wet and allowed to react, it is far more polluting due to its dustiness.