Energy Saving Basic & High Alumina Lining Concepts For

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Energy Saving Basic & High Alumina LiningConcepts For Rotary KilnsHans-Jürgen Klischat, Refratechnik Cement GmbHKevin Regan, Refratechnik North America, Inc.Garret Pair, Refratechnik North America, Inc.

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Historical Concepts of Insulating Basic Linings For Rotary Kilns

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Influence of Structural ComponentsOn Refractory Brick Properties

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Comparison of Properties of an Insulating Magnesia Spinel Brick Compared To a Standard Product

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Structure of an Insulating Magnesia Spinel Brick ComparedTo a Standard Product

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Alkali Resistance of an Insulating Magnesia Spinel Brick Compared To a Standard ProductInsulating brick Standard basic

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Test Conditions:Reagent K2CO3Temperature 1340 °CDuration5 h

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Thermal Flow Through a Thermally Insulating Brick Compared to a Standard Magnesia Spinel Brick

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Reduction of Kiln Shell Temperature By Using An InsulatingBrick Compared to a Standard Magnesia Spinel Brick

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Applying the same technology to the standard60% Andalusite refractory…………….

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REFRALUSIT® ES  the tailor made solution for the Pulp & Paper Industry

Double‐Layer‐Lining REFRALUSIT 61 REFRALUSIT 63 REFRALUSIT ES RL ES vs. RL 63ISO 320 375 Stk. / 3721 kg 375 Stk. / 3778 kg 375 Stk. /3365 kgISO 620 155 Stk. / 1596 kg 155 Stk. / 1620 kg 155 Stk. / 1443 kgKG Extra‐E 1‐64‐198 490 Stk. / 673 kg 490 Stk. / 673 kg 490 Stk. / 673 kg

5990 kg 6071 kg 5481 kg ‐ 10 %cal.kiln shell temperature 174 °C 176 °C 166 °C ‐ 10 °CTi = 1200 °C, Ta = 20 °C Q = 2602 W/m2 Q = 2657 W/m2 Q = 2395 W/m2 ‐ 10%

Single‐Layer‐Lining REFRALUSIT 61 REFRALUSIT 63 REFRALUSIT ES RL ES vs. RL 63ISO 325 355 Stk. / 4322 kg 355 Stk. / 4389 kg 355 Stk. / 3908 kgISO 625 195 Stk. / 2488 kg 195 Stk. / 2526 kg 195 Stk. / 2250 kg

6810 kg 6915 kg 6158 kg ‐ 11%cal.kiln shell temperature

267 °C 274 °C 239 °C ‐ 35 °CTi = 1200 °C, Ta = 20 °C Q = 5606 W/m2 Q = 5902 W/m2 Q = 4571 W/m2 ‐ 23%

Material cost/ton, Euro/FCA 795 835 875Cost per running meterEuro/FCA 5.414 5.774 5.357 ‐ 7 %

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Conclusion

• The latest development of both insulating basic and high alumina bricks (ALMAG® ES & REFRALUSIT ES) now offers new opportunities to save energy without any compromise regarding performance.

• The cement, lime, and pulp&paper industries have developedadvanced technologies for their respective productionprocesses; Significant steps for the further reduction of energy losses and CO2 by additional breakthroughtechnologies are unlikely for the immediate future.

• Improved refractories with reduced conductivity offerpossibilities to reduce energy consumption.

• Historical installation methods such as clog bricks, combination bricks or dual-layer linings were done, with various measures of success.

• The latest development of both insulating basic and high alumina bricks (ALMAG® ES & REFRALUSIT ES) now offers new opportunities to save energy without any compromise regarding performance.

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Thank you for your kind attention!

Refratechnik North America, Inc.Kevin Regan530 Maryville Centre Drive, Suite 420St. Louis, MO 63141kevin.regan@refra.com

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