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(From 09th july 2012 to 24 sept 2012)
AT
Guided By: - Submitted By:-Mr. Arbind Singh Saurabh Mishra
(DGM Mechanical) Mechanical Engineering
O.I.M.T. Damoh
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Every successful training requires a healthy atmosphere,
good presence of mind, co-ordination and several other resources
like energy and time through which a successful project can be
made. The credit of all these things that I had got partially in
completing my project approaches.
I must admit that I cannot take credit for all ideas and
information that this training comprises off. It is merely a
collection of ideas from various books and people.
I am very much thankful to Mr. Arbind Singh Sir and all other
who directly or indirectly supported me to bring my training to a
success.
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PROFILE OF THE COMPANY
Heidelberg Cement India Limited is a subsidiary of Cement
rum I.B.V. (a Company incorporated under the laws of The
Netherlands, which is 100% controlled by Heidelberg Cement
AG).
Heidelberg Cement India Limited, with its core products
being cement, ready mixed concrete, aggregates and related
activities, is one of the leading producers of building materials
worldwide, and it employs around 46,000 people in more than 50
Countries.
Heidelberg Cement India Limited is committed to supply
high quality products and provide best possible services to its
customers. Its emphasis is to continuously upgrade plant efficiency
by employing modern and latest technologies, reduce costs and
improve production.
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Heidelberg Cement India Limited (MCL), a Heidelberg
Cement Group Company, was promoted in 1958 by a Karnatakabased industrialist in technical and financial collaboration with
Kaisers of USA as a Public Limited Company.
The first one lac ton per annum dry process cement plant
with an investment of Rs.220 lacs at Ammasandra Dist. Tumkur,
Karnataka was commissioned in 1962. Immediately thereafter, an
expansion was planned which doubled MCL's capacity to 2 lac tpa
in 1966 at an investment of Rs.170 lacs Kaisers subsequently took
control of the Company. Late Shri.G.D. Birla became the
Chairman of the Company in 1966 and under his stewardship, the
Company again doubled its capacity from 2 lac tpa to 4 lac tpa in1968 at an investment of Rs.390 lacs MCL made steady progress
and increased the capacity at Ammasandra to 6 Lac tpa with an
investment of another Rs.230 lacs in 1978.
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MCL, to expand, looked for a location in the North which,
was then facing acute cement shortage. Damoh in Madhya Pradesh
was selected and a 5 lac tpa green-field cement plant was set up atan investment of Rs.2950 lacs, which commenced production in
1983. This was a state of art first 5 stage preheater based
technology plant in the Country which helped in maximising
thermal efficiency. Encouraged with its success MCL also
modernised its Ammasandra unit at an investment of Rs.3600 lacs,
which was successfully completed in January, 1989, and helped
not only in increasing the efficiency but also reduced cost of
production on account of savings in power and fuel consumption.
The Clinkerisation capacity at Damoh was further increased
to 10 lac tpa by installing another state of art 6 stage preheater Kilnat an investment of Rs.8000 lacs, which was commissioned in
1989,and becomes 5cr.per.month\60cr.per.annum which helped
not only in improving the operational efficiency but also in
reducing the coal consumption and enhanced productivity.
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A green field 5 lac tpa grinding unit was set up at Jhansi in
Uttar Pradesh at an investment of Rs.5900 lacs, which commenced
production in July 1989 to take advantage of the available fly ash
from the nearby located Paricha Thermal Power Plant. Jhansi wasconsidered an ideal location in view of the fact that Uttar Pradesh
is one of the biggest cement consuming state with very little
production capacity and even the available capacity then was only
from the State Govt. owned cement plants.
With this MCL achieved a total capacity of over 20 lac in
1989-90, with a presence both in Southern and Northern markets,
which at that time only ACC enjoyed. Subsequently with
upgradation and balancing at Damoh, the capacity increased to 23
lac tpa in 2004-05.
Pursuant to the Share Subscription and Share Purchase
Agreement and Escrow Agreement Cementrum I B.V.(subsidiary
of HeidelbergCement AG) acquired Equity Shares from the S.K.
Birla Group and its affiliates. In addition, further Equity Shares
were acquired under the Open Offer giving Cementrum I B.V.
54.89% shareholding in HeidelbergCement India Limited.
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MANUFACTURING PROCESS
OF CEMENTS
The Plant incorporates the latest sophisticated dry process
technology from KHD, Germany.
The main raw material for the cement manufacturer is
limestone. Limestone from the mines is carried to the main
primary crusher by ropeway/dumpers after properly scrutinizing
the limestone quality.
The crushed limestone is brought to the pile by stacker
through conveyor belts. The stacked material is extracted from the
pile by reclaimer so as to get the uniform quality and brought to
the roller press by conveyors where the material is pressed to form
cokes with a size reduction upto 2-3% on 6.3 mm and 35% below
1mm.
The pressed material is fed into the ball mill along with the
appropriate quality of additives (fluxes) i.e. iron ore, bauxite and
laterite etc. to produce a fine raw meal (2% on 210 micron
sieve). Raw meal is transported by means of air slide and pumped
to the blending silos by the air lift. The material is again blended to
form uniform quality in silos.
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The raw mill is further extracted from the silos and conveyed
by pneumatic transport to first stage of suspension preheater.
Material attains a temperature of 850o C by the heat exchange
between the hot gases and material.With this temperature material
attains about 30% calcination.This materials then enters a
puroclone where because of the more retention of this material in
the hot gases stream and pulverized coal firing it attains 85-90%
calcination at the end and then the calcined material enters the last
cyclone for further separation of material from the gases. Here the
material attains a temperature 900-950 C.The meal from the last
cyclone enters the kiln burning zone where temperature of about
1400 C is maintained by pulverized coal firing, here the chain of
chemical reactions between the constituents of calcined raw meal
i.e.SiO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3, CaO and MgO takes place. In this phase
formation of nodules called clinker takes place. The hot air attains
a temperature of 1000-2000 Celsius with enters the kiln as
secondary air for coal combustion and balanced by cooler exhaust
fan and ph fan. The cooled clinker is transported by means of
bucket conveyor to the clinker yard or ropeway silos. The` clinker
is transported by ropeway to clinker yard/cement mill hopper.
The fine coal used for the firing purpose is ground in a ball
mill to a fineness of 10-12% on 90 micron sieve and stored in fine
coal silo.
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MANUFACTURING PROCESS FOR 33, 43 & 53
GRADE
33Grade ordinary Portland Cement is manufactured by
grinding clinker with about 2.0-4.0gypum to a fineness of 2800-
3000 cm2/gm in terms of Blaine 33 Grade OPC is manufactured as
per IS : 269 1989.
43Grade ordinary Portland cement is manufactured by
grinding clinker with about 3.0 5.00% gypsum to a fineness of
3000 3200 cm2/gm in terms of Blaine 33 Grade OPC is
manufactured as per IS : 8112 1989.
53Grade Ordinary Portland cement is manufactured by
grinding clinker with about 3.0 5.00 % gypsum to a fineness of
3300 3500 cm2/gm in terms of Blaine. 53 Grade OPC is
manufactured as per IS: 12269 1987.
PPC is produced by inter grinding clinker with about 20 24 % fly ash (pozzolana material) and 2.00 4.00 % gypsum to a
finess of 3500 - 3700 cm2/hr.PSC is produced as per IS : 455
1989 .
Cement produced is conveyed by pneumatic pumps to the
storage silos where from it is extracted and conveyed to the rotary
packer where it is packed is bags and dispatched.
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INTERMEDIATE CONTROLS
1. During cement manufacture, very stringent control is
exercised on quality of incoming raw materials and at every
stage of process products.
2. 100% consignments of raw materials are checked for their
quality.
3. Crushed limestone is tested every hour (with continuous
sampling at an interval of 5 minutes). Similarly raw mix, kiln
feed and fine coal samples are tested on hourly basis for theircomposition.
4. Clinkerisation is done at a temperature of more than 1400 oC
and clinker is checked every hour for its quality and burning
characteristics.
5. Cement produced is checked every hour for various
parameters like blains, setting time and So3 contents etc.
6. The quality control lab is equipped with sophisticated
equipments like X-ray and other testing equipments.
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SPECIAL EFFORTS MADE FOR
MANUFACTURE 53 GRADES
To cape up with the requirements of 53 grade OPC as per IS:
12269 1987, we have specially imported coal of low ash (13
15%) from Indonesia. with this coal of higher calorific value ash
absorption in clinker is very low thus even normal lime in raw
mix. The LSF and C3S of clinker is on higher side i.e., 0.92 0.94and 52.0 - 55.80 respectively. The mineralogy of clinker has also
improved. We ensure free lime of less than 1 % by maintaining
higher temperature in kiln burning zone. High purity gypsum is
used so that insoluble residue remains within limits.
We have increased fineness of cement and maintaining blainsof 3500 3800 cm2/gm. This helps in achieving higher strengths.
The entire operation of the kiln and mills is automatic and
controlled by sophisticated maintenance instruments through
programmable logic control (PLC).
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PLANT MAINTANANCE SYSTEM
The entire maintenance system is based on preventivemaintenance, planned repairs and conditioned monitoring. Each
section or stage will have maintenance plan indicating area,
responsibilities, frequencies and associated documents etc.
Broadly each sectional in charge will be responsible to carry out
preventive maintenance activities per the maintenance plan.
The section in charge will be responsible for arranging the
resources like man power, tools and tackles, spares and planes shut
down of the equipments for the maintenance. As and when
required he will also obtain necessary guide lines from his higher
authorities
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CRUSHER
INTRODUCTION:-
DOUBLE SHAFT HAMMER CRUSHER HDS are
successfully used for the reduction of limestone, marl, gypsum,
bauxite, chalk as well as similar materials with compression
strength of up to 2000 dn/cm2 mixing moistures in the feed of up to
20% H2O does not necessitate heating of the crusher housing. Forthe double shaft hammer crusher HDS the power spectrum of
throughout is in the range of 260 TPH to 2100 TPH related to the
crushing of medium hard limestone in one operation down to a
final grain size of 0-25mm.
Lumps sporadically occurring in the feed with a weight of up
to 8000 kg/s are reduced to the desired final grain size with in few
seconds, dependent on the size of crusher and motor output
installed.
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MODE OF OPERATION:-
The material fed to the HDS crusher is caught by the free
swinging hammers of the rotors running in opposite direction and
reduced by the resulting impact effect. Crushing mainly done
above the rotors. Fine crushing proper takes place on the anvil and
crushing grates which are adjustable so as to be at optimum height
relative to the striking circle of rotors. The above average energy
storing capacity reduces the speed drop of the rotors to a minimum
even in case of large feed lumps and largely diminished current
peaks. An overload protection circuit which depends on the rotor
speed protects the crusher and control the speed of the steel-plate
APRON FEEDER. This ensures optimum utilization of the HDS
crusher.
SPECIFICATIONS:-
TYPE: HDS 1600 * 2200
CAPACITY: 700 TPH
MAX. FEED SIZE: 1.3 m3
FINAL GRAIN SIZE: 0-50mm
ROTOR DIA.: 1600mm
MOTOR: 2 * 500KWNo. Of HAMMER: 2 * 36
WEIGHT OF HAMMER: 90 Kg
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WORKING OPERATION OF CRUSHER SECTION:-
The raw materials are coming in from quarry which are of size
(80mm-1.3mm) and are dumped into the crusher hopper
(V=150m3) by means of dumper.
From the crusher hopper, raw material comes to apron
conveyor (which is a belt) whose width is 2000 mm and
capacity 1650 TPH. It acts as a media for raw material from
hopper to H and B screen.
Now in H and B SCREEN, the material coming from apron
conveyor is separated out from foreign materials like clay etc.
with this some small size raw materials (5-10mm) goes to the
washer where raw materials with clay washed out such that
limestone is recycled to crusher hopper.
SPECIFICATIONS OF H & B SCREEN:-
TYPE: DSS 2100 * 1600
CAPACITY: 1100 TPH
MAX. : 1650 TPH
MOTOR: 55 KW, 1500 RPM
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From H and B SCREEN, the material coming to crusher
where they are crushed to a size of 0-50mm.
From crusher, the limestone is coming to stacker through V-
belts. In between, we use two packet filters. First pocket filter,
blows away the dust which sticks to the small sized limestone
and second is to attract the small natural iron pieces from belts,
if any (it works as magnet).
SPECIFICATIONS OF FIRST POCKET FILTER:-
TYPE: LGAB 23
CAPACITY: 3240 m3/hr
FILTER AREA: 22.5 m2
FAN TYPE: HCCB 025-47
FAN MOTOR: 5.5 KW
SPECIFICATIONS OF SECOND POCKET FILTER:-
TYPE: LGAB 23
CAPACITY: 4320 m3/hr
FILTER AREA: 22.5 m2
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Now, with the help of stacker we stock the limestone pieces on
form of heaps for future use if there come any problem in
crusher.
After reclaiming the limestone goes to the roller press hopper
through belts (W = 1000 mm, capacity= 500 TPH).
Now in roller press, there are two rollers one is fixed and other
is movable.
When the limestone of -50mm goes in between the roller, then
due to movable roller the coming limestone presses in between
them, and then we get the burn-cake type of limestone which is
brittle in nature and due to we get the limestone of size of about
0-20mm.
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SPECIFICATIONS OF ROLLER PRESS
TYPE: RPB 115 100
ROLLER DIA & WIDTH: 1150 mm X 1000 mm
MOTOR: 2 X 500 KW
MOTOR SPEED: 1000 RPM
V-BELT PULLY DIA.: 710 mm
MOTOR V-BELT PULLY DIA.: 600,670
BELT: SPC X 13
From the roller press, the pressed lime moves to raw mill by V
belts.
WEIGHT = 1000 mm
CAPACITY = 500 TPH
SPEED = 1.5 m/sec.
The similar process also takes place for bauxite and iron which
are mixed limestone to improve the quality of cement.
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RAW MILL
INTRODUCTION:
I. The tandems grading plant is a combined drying and grinding
mill system with IMPACT HAMMER MILL preceding for
grinding cement raw mill material.
SPECIFICATION OF RAW MILL:
AREA: 4.2* 6.75m
CAPACITY: 200TPH
SPEED: 15.24/min
MOTOR: 1700 KW
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IMPACT HAMMER MILL
INTRODUCTION:
The HUMBOLT IMPACT HAMMER MILL is used as
primary reducing unit in tandem grinding plants. It shall further
open up the raw material discharge by the primary crusher thus
relieving the following raw mill. Not gas is fed in to the impact
hammer mill along with the raw material which means that
material is dried during and after comminuting procedure.
MODE OF OPERATION
Depending on the characteristic of the discharge products, the
IMPACT HAMMER MILL may be classified as medium or fine
comminuting machine continuous flow of material with an adequate amount
of air required for discharging the product will be the precondition for an
optimum throughout of the machine.
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FIGURE OF OPERATING PRINCIPLE
It represents the impact hammer mill in which the moist raw
material is fed by a mechanically lock.
Which sets as air seal ,over stepped deflecting and distributing
plates
The moist raw material comes into the contact with drying
gasses
Already before entering the impact hammer mill .The length of
pre drying section has matched to the maximum moisture
contact of the raw material.
The pre dried raw material and the drying gasses jointly enter
the impact hammer mill which operates at a circumferentially
speed of approx 40m/min
The raw material which has a size up to 5.mm approx is reduced
between the rotor, the arm one plates of inlet and the mill
bottom.
The fraction 10mm approx. Is entertained with the gas stream
in the riser pipe.
The portion of minus 0.09mm amount to much smaller
dimensions.
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Fairly large volume of at this stage already but its quantity is
determned exclusively by the type of fed material. And then else also discharge pneumatically .To large particles
that have not been crushed at the adjustable impact plate.
Either is recirculated through the hammer mill.
SPECIFICATIONS OF IMPACT
HAMMER MILL
TYPE: PHM 2200* 2200
CAPACITY: 200TPH
FEED SIZE: 0- 50 MM
PRODUCT SIZE: 10MM
ROTOR DIA: 2200MM
ROTOR SPEED: 355RPM
WEIGHT OF HAMMER: 29KGS
NO. OF HAMMER: 108
MOTOR: 300KW, 1000RPM
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PROCESS DESCRIPTION OF
RAW MILL:-
The cement raw materials is discharged by proportioning
divides from the mill storage bins .via a conveyor belt and a
double flap box preventing air from being entertained into the
grinding system, the raw materials fed into the impact hammer
mill.
The gases required for drying the raw materials will be
sucked by the circulating air fan either from the pre heater or from
the gas generator via impact hammer mill tube mill. If the moisture
content of the materials will be found too high waste gas from the
pre heater and hot gas generator may be used.
Distribution of the gases volume rates is regulated by flaps.
The materials are dis will be combined in the riser pipe and
conveyed by gas stream to the separator. In the separator the
finished product and rejects are separated from each other.
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The rejects are passed through respected separator materials
are recycled to impact hammer mill. The residual rejects are
passed through a belt conveyor with rejects weight device on to the
mill for reground.
The finished products are conveyed with the gas stream to
the cyclone collectors. Here, the finished product is separated from
the gas stream. The finished raw mill is withdrawn from the
separator by pressure and by subsequent conveyor unit passed on
to the silo. Gas stream carrying the dust residual load is divided
behind the circulating air part of it is conveyed to the grinding (to
the inlet and outlet of the tube mill and to the impact hammer mill)
the other part of the gas stream is conveyed to the E.S.P
(ELECTRO STATIC PRECIPITATOR) for being deducted.
The collected dust is conveyed by pressure worms to the
subsequent conveyed unit and transported to the silos.
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COAL MILL:-
INTRODUCTION:-
The air swept coal grinding plant is a grinding and drying
plant for grinding the materials being conveyed through the system
by the gas flow.
The grinding plant mainly plant mainly consists of a chamber
tube mill with drying chamber, a air separator, a cyclone dust
separator , a circulating air fan , a motor controlled down flap
valve , as well as two shut off slide valves , an electrical circular
dust collector with rotary lock and a hot gases from the . In the
cases of feed rises up to maximum approx. 30mm the shell lining
of the mill may be designed as a lifter lining.
The special design of the drying chamber permits to grind
material with high contents the trunnion and slide shoe bearings
are sized so that the gas velocity in the bearing journal are kept
with normal ranges .The mill is drawn by a single pinion driver
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PROCESS DISCRIPTION:-
The coal is discharged from the entire mill feed bin with the
aid of a propertionating system and fed to the mill by a double flap
valve which serves as a air seal and the inter bland. In the mill the
coal is ground and dried at the same time.
The heat which is required to drying the most coal is
supplied to the mill in the form of hot waste gas by separating
cyclone and the hot gas fans.
The hot gases are distributed in the system by the adequate
flap positioning.
The ground coal is discharged from the mill with the gas
flow and conveyed to the separator through the rising pipe.In the
separator the pulverized coal is separated which the fineness set at
the separator by the reects outlet which is sealed with flap valve,
the rejects are recycled to the mill by the throughout screw
conveyor.
The pulverized al is transported to the C.D.S (CYCLONE
DUST SEPARATOR) with gas flow and separated from the
carrier gas.
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The carrier gas which is still laden with residual amount of
dust is sucked by the mill inlet as a circulating gas flow the other
portion which is composed of the hot gases supplied to the plant,
the water stream driven out of the run-of -mine coal and false air is
passed through the filter and largely discharged into the
atmosphere after deducting. The pulverized coal separated into the
filters is also conveyed to the final coal pin via a rotary lock and a
throughout screw conveyor.
SPECIFICATION OF COAL MILL:-
AREA: 3.4m * 4.5m
DRYING CHAMBER: 2M
CAPACITY: 23TPH
SPEED: 5RPM
MOTOR: 580 KW, 986RPM.
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ROTARY KILN:-
INTRODUCTION:-
The most essential data for production operation starting and
stopping, locating and eliminating operational defects and
servicing of the plant exactly observing the instruction given shall
avoid production interruption. The special operating instruction for
a individual machinery shall be observed. Following completion of
commissioning revised operating instruction will be prepared by
us who will consider the experienced gained during
commissioning.
NORMAL OPERATION
Switch on the dust transporting system of E.S.P including
mill air lift
Switch raw material transporting.
Switch cooler fan
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It is taken for granted that the shock blowers in the pre heater
Start the E.S.P fan and regulating the draught to-10mm we
down stream the pre heater fan
Start the pre heater fan and opening the flap in front of the
pre heater fan while observing the down stream the pre
heater fan.Closing the fresh air socket raising the draught in
front of the pre heater fan to 500mmwc.
Increasing the quantity of the pulverized coal for the klin
burner lance to 4-4.5tph.
The raw mill branch in the raw meal line underneath cyclone
has been set such that no raw mill will penetrate to the
production
The kiln speed has been kept at 1.51min this ensuring that
the kiln is not choking fed with raw mill.
After first raw mill feeding the pre heater inlet chamber,
fresh air socket and kiln head assembly shall again be
checked if necessary immediately be carried out during
operation ingress of false air should be reduced to a
minimum checking the kiln inlet and outlet seal at regular
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intervals shall be implied.
The cooler grates are operated at mean number of strokes.
The kiln head pressure, the total cooler control as well as the
number of strokes and air volume control systems are
manually adjusted during the plant starting phase.
Up an correct draught condition , inside the kiln and pre
heater fan will adjust to 2.5 - 3.5 % after a certain period and
the 02 content of the kiln inlet some what later to 1 -2%.
The tertiary air flap is gradually opened as soon as a clinker
belt has built up and hot secondary air is available as soon as
the hot gas down stream of the pryoclon section has reached
a temperature of more than 760 degree Celsius., the
pulverized coal firing system can be stared upon
simultaneous feeding of raw meal to the pyroclon section.
With the tertiary air reaching higher temp. An increased raw
meal feed rate, the control ekt for keeping the temperature
down stream of the pyroclon section and downstream of the
gas riser pipe between the inlet chamber and cyclone is set to
automatic operation. Nom possible to run kiln up to rated
capacity with in a short period the time of 4 - 6 hrs is been
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taken for first raw meal feeding for the rated output.
Subject to proper heating of the kiln and pre heater system ,
clinker will be found inside the sintering zone after a short
period on observing the KW recorder for the main kiln drive,the kiln speed must be raised by 25/min each as soon as the
KW requirement shows an upward tendency.
Upon increasing the temperature inside the pre heater, the
raw meal feed rate is increased by 10 TPH.
Rapid heating of the plant due a excessive addition of
pulverized coal in to the system in the danger of excessive
clinkers burning and agglomerating in the coolers.
SPECIFICATION OF ROTARY KILN
AREA: 4.0 m *54.0 m
FLOW: 3.5%
CAPACITY: 100 TPH
MOTOR: 340 kW; 1500-2500 RPM
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WORKSHOP
DIFFERENT TYPES OF MACHINE IN
WORKSHOP:-
Planner Machine
Lathe Machine
Drilling Machine
Shearing Machine Hydraulic Machine
Rolling Machine or Plate bending roller press
Shaper Machine
Grinder Machine
Milling Machine
Hack saw
Planner Machine
This Machine is used for machining the big job.
Lathe Machine
This Machine is used for machining the job drilling, boring,
threading and making of shaft and bush.