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Production and characterization of high-reactivity …

In contrast, flash calcination, considering only the flash calcination stage, expends 2.2 MJ of energy per ton of MK, (San Nicolas et al., 2013; Afkhami et al., 2015). One of the most important characteristics of MK is its high pozzolanicity, resulting from the interaction of metakaolin with calcium hydroxide due to cement hydration.

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Structural and chemical changes in kaolinite caused by flash

The purpose of this study was to compare the chemical, physical and morphological characteristics of flash calcined and traditional rotary-calcined …

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Thermal activation of kaolinitic clays takes place when the hydroxyl groups are removed, leading to formation of an amorphous reactive structure. There are several technologies for clay activation, but …

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Kaolin Group was founded in early 2012 with the purpose of beneficiating the kaolin from our deposit on the west ... either utilising our patented flash calcination or traditional rotary kilns ... dry-separation unit and a flash calciner. Read More. Head Office : Beautifull Life Building, 70-74 Bree Street, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa Tel ...

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Toward an on-line characterization of kaolin calcination …

The transformation of kaolin samples calcined at different temperatures were characterized in the short-wave (SWIR) spectra using the kaolinite crystallinity (Kx) index and the …

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Structural and chemical changes in kaolinite caused by flash

Flash calcination is a treatment technique that has been applied in some studies for the activation of clays and to transform kaolin into metakaolin (Salvador, 1995;Salvador and Pons, 2000;Nicolas ...

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Experimental and modeling study of flash calcination of kaolinite rich

Semantic Scholar extracted view of "Experimental and modeling study of flash calcination of kaolinite rich clay particles in a gas suspension calciner" by Abraham Teklay et al. ... Thermal stability and pozzolanic activity of calcined kaolin. g He E. Makovicky B. Osbæck. Materials Science. 1995; 168. Save.

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Flash calcination of kaolinite rich clay and impact of process

Introduction. Cement industry is one of the main CO 2 emitters, producing 5–7% of the world's anthropogenic CO 2 emission [1]. Production of 1 tonne of Portland cement emits about 0.83 tonnes of CO 2, mainly from limestone calcination in the pre-calciner or kiln system and fossil fuel combustion in the rotary kiln.As a result, there is a …

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NOTES PROPERTIES OF FLASH-CALCINED KAOLINITE

Clays and Clay Minerals, Vol. 33, No. 3, 258-260, 1985. NOTES PROPERTIES OF FLASH-CALCINED KAOLINITE Key Words--Density, Dehydroxylation, Flash calcination, Kaolinite ...

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Structural and chemical changes in kaolinite caused by flash

Flash calcination enables the dehydroxylation of powdered Kaol within several tenths of a second, while traditional soak-calcination requires minutes at least. In this process, a solid, usually in a finely divided form, is rapidly heated, held at an elevated temperature (> 700 °C) for a short time, and subsequently, swiftly cooled ( San ...

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Production and characterization of high-reactivity …

This paper presents the characterization of chemical and physical properties of metakaolin obtained via calcination of kaolin at three different temperatures (650˚C, 750˚C and 850˚C) in ...

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Production of cementitious materials by flash calcination

The pilot scale flash calciner (POLCAL-2) operates at TRL6 and can be used for thermal treatment of different materials e.g. calcination of carbonic materials (limestone, dolomite, phosphate ore) or activation of clays (kaolin, illite, etc.) or dehydroxilation of metal ores (iron, nickel, titanium, etc.).

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Impact of calcination technology on properties of calcined …

Calcined kaolinitic clays are known to be very reactive pozzolans, and combined with limestone can enable significant clinker substitution in cementitious systems. Thermal activation of kaolinitic clays takes place when the hydroxyl groups are removed, leading to formation of an amorphous reactive structure. There are several technologies …

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Effects of calcination temperature of kaolinite clays on the …

Kaolinite clays are calcined between 450-800°C in view of producing geopolymer cements. The setting time of cements reduces with increasing temperature up to 700°C. The linear shrinkage of samples aged from 21 to 28 days decreases and the lowest value is around 700°C. The compressive strength of cements increases when …

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FLASH CALCINERS A focus on flash calcining

Prior to the flash calcination, raw material must be dried down to one per cent moisture. This is accomplished either by a flash dryer, a rotary dryer, or its equivalent depending on the moisture. Clays are, by nature, a fine material. However, in some cases a dryer-grinder might be required.

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Experimental and modeling study of flash calcination of …

This paper presents a study of flash calcination of kaolinite rich clay particles in a pilot scale gas suspension calciner, with the aim to derive useful guidelines on …

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Flash calcination of kaolinite rich clay and impact of process

It shows that flash calcination of the kaolinite rich clay particles for a residence time 0.5 s at lower calcination temperature (1073 K) may not result in a …

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Structural and chemical changes in kaolinite caused by flash

(DOI: 10.1016/J.CLAY.2015.05.031) This article is published in Applied Clay Science.The article was published on . It has received 0 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Calcination & Metakaolin.

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Full article: Toward an on-line characterization of kaolin …

For industrial applications, natural kaolin clay is heated to temperatures above 900°C. The purpose of this thermal treatment, also known as calcination, is to …

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The flash calciner unit forms the heart of an entire calcination plant. As with our flash calciner, modular design is a defining feature of such a calcination plant. The plant set-up covers several stages leading up to calcination, including pre-drying, pulverising and a controlled feed system.

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Flash calcines of kaolinite: Effect of process variables on …

The physical transformation of powdered kaolinite associated with rapid dehydroxylation during flash calcination has been followed using pycnometry, thermogravimetry, electron microscopy, X-ray powder diffraction and infrared spectroscopy. 116 partially dehydroxylated kinetically-frozen calcines were produced in a laboratory …

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Kaolin

Kaolin is a rock from which the clay mineral kaolinite is derived. This one has been used for millennia as the principal ingredient in porcelain tableware. Today Imerys kaolins bring critical properties to a host of end …

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Flash calcination of kaolinite rich clay and impact of …

groups [6], in most of which kaolinite clay powders are exposed to high temperature ( 1273 K) for short period of times (usually 0.2– 1 s). The products of flash calcined kaolinite are ...

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Clay calcining technologies: the rotary kiln approach

The calcination of the clay can be achieved via various methods, but two industrial solutions are the use of a rotary kiln or a flash/suspension calciner. Evaluating the best method for processing SCM To heat treat the clay, either a rotary or Figure 1: there is a specific temperature window for calcination before recrystallisation occurs

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(PDF) Properties of Flash-Calcined Kaolinite

Recent experiences using flash calcination have shown that the high-temperature gradient experienced by finely grounded kaolinite-rich clay over a few seconds enables rapid dehydroxylation...

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Clay Calcination

During the flash calcination process, pre-ground clay is heated rapidly and held at temperature for a short time, before being rapidly cooled. It is thus more heat and fuel efficient that the longer rotary kiln process. Hot waste gases from the calciner are also used to dry the raw clay, further reducing heat consumption. ...

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Flash calcination of kaolinite studied by DSC, TG and MAS …

AbstractThe structural changes occurring during the dehydroxylation of kaolinite have been followed using flash calcination to produce kinetically frozen calcines. The percentage of dehydroxylation was varied by changing the furnace residence time or temperature and/or heating speed. These calcination conditions affected the reaction …

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Full article: Toward an on-line characterization of kaolin calcination

4.3 Kaolin calcination reaction in the SWIR range. The overtones and combination of the hydroxyl bands in the SWIR reflectance spectra are presented in Figure 7. In this range, the doublets at 1.41 µm and 2.21 µm are diagnostic for the identification of kaolinite. In the low-temperature domain, these doublets gradually smoothen with the ...

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The Calcination of Kaolin Clay

How Calcination Changes Kaolin. Calcination causes kaolin to move through several reactions as described below, though generally, the free moisture removal, dehydroxylation, and mullite phases are the most widely recognized. 1. Free Moisture Removal. Between 100° – 150°C, free moisture is driven off. Dehydroxylation

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