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  Applicable material of Vertical roller mill The equipment is suitable for cement, metallurgy, the chemical industry, solid waste treatment, non-metal, non-ferrous metal, power plant coal grinding, and other industries. It is used for grinding cement raw materials, clinker (slag), coal, gypsum, pyrophyllite, calcite, quartz, zinc, tin, and other materials. Advantages of CRLM Vertical Roller Mill Low construction cost: compared with the vertical mill and ball mill systems, the floor area is reduced by 50%, and the construction cost is reduced by about 70%; Because it integrates crushing, drying, grinding, and graded conveying, the system is simple, can be arranged in the open air, and the investment and construction cost is low; Low operating cost high grinding efficiency, low power consumption, and ball mill compared to reduce 40~50% power consumption; The roller and liner are made of high chromium wear-resistant material, with less wear, long service lif...

  Calcined Lime: Catalyst for Steel Quality and Production Efficiency  The role of quicklime in steelmaking Property Value / Description Name Calcined Lime Melting Point 2572 °C Boiling Point 2850 °C Solubility in Water Reacts to form calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH)₂) Density 3.1 to 3.4 g/cm³ Applications Desiccant (drying agent) Main Component Calcium oxide (CaO) Removal of harmful elements such as sulfur and phosphorus In the process of steelmaking, Calcined Lime is mainly used to remove impurities in the charge, especially harmful elements such as sulfur and phosphorus. When smelting iron in a blast furnace, Calcined Lime acts as a flux to react with sulfur and phosphorus to form compounds that dissolve in the slag, reducing the sulfur and phosphorus content in molten steel and improving the quality of steel. The removal of sulfur and phosphorus helps to improve the corrosion resistance and mechanical properties of steel, especially when manufacturing high – strength steel or ste...

Slaking of Quicklime is the processing to change CaO to Ca(OH) 2 Quicklime (calcium oxide, CaO) is a highly reactive and versatile material used in various industrial applications. When water is added to quicklime, it undergoes an exothermic reaction known as slaking, resulting in hydrated lime (calcium hydroxide, Ca(OH)₂). This transformation not only alters the physical and chemical properties of lime but also expands its utility in different fields. In this article, we will delve into the slaking process of quicklime, compare the properties and applications of quicklime and hydrated lime, and provide an overview of the associated equipment and production techniques. The Slaking Process of Quicklime 1. Understanding Slaking Slaking is the process of adding water to quicklime to produce hydrated lime. The reaction is highly exothermic, meaning it releases heat, which is an important factor to consider in industrial applications. The chemical equation for the slaking process is: CaO + ...