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    Cement Kiln Process Chemistry: Cemnet Training - Course Ckpc01 Module 3.3 - Exercise

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    CemNet Training - Course CKPC01

    Module 3.3 Exercise

    Cement Kiln
    Process Chemistry
    Module 3. Emissions from cement kilns.
    3.3 CO and volatile organic carbon
    compounds (VOCs).

    Exercise

    Cement Kiln Chemistry

    3.3 CO & VOCs

    As an exercise I would like you to supplement the data you gathered


    on temperature profiles in Exercise 1.5 with information on oxygen
    and CO levels at the kiln inlet, calciner exit and preheater exit.
    Also total hydrocarbon (THC) or volatile organic carbon (VOC)
    levels, if they are available.
    The intention is to look for any evidence of organic components
    in the kiln feed and also to support the non-oxidation of CO to
    CO2 at temperatures below 680C in the preheater.

    Thank You

    This document is for the sole use of students enrolled on course CKPC01 and cannot be reprinted, reproduced or distributed without prior written consent from Tradeship Publications Ltd
    http://Training.CemNet.com

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