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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency

- Ventilation
- Moisture
- Water injection
- Coating
- Grinding Aid
- Product addition:

limestone
slag

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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Ventilation
Purpose:
Fluidization / progress of the material
Removal of fine particles

risk of coating

Cooling of the material

coating / gypsum dehydration

Usual ranges of ventilation:


Air speed

Amount of air:

Open circuit : 0.8 to 1.2 m/sec

Open or closed circuit:

Closed circuit: 1.2 to 1.5 m/sec

0.3 to 0.45 Nm3/kg

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Ventilation
Comparison between m/sec et Nm3/kg:

AIR FLOW

0,70
0,60

0,45 Nm3/kg

Quantity in Nm3/kg

0,50

0,3 Nm3/kg

0,40
0,7 m/sec
0,30
1,0 m/sec
0,20
1,2 m/sec
0,10
1,0

1,8

2,0

3,0

4,0

5,0

6,0

7,0

1,5 m/sec

Mill diameter in m

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Ventilation

Limits
Open circuit
The filter product goes directly to the finished product.

Open or closed circuit


A high ventilation
can result in a transportation of uncrushed particles from Cpt 1 to Cpt 2
can have a bad influence on the material level in Cpt 1
is necessary if fresh feed is moist
In general, it is necessary:
.

to limit to 20-25 m/sec at mill feed entrance


.
to limit to 15 - 25 m/sec in the diaphragms
.
to provide a feeding chute with air passage
.
to provide an isolation device at mill
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discharge

Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Inlet Chute

Ventilation

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Moisture
Influence of the moisture on the ginding efficiency

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Moisture
Solutions to high moisture
-

Use hot clinker

Control rejects temperature (closed circuit)

Work at high circulating load

Dry the material

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Water injection
Purpose

EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON GYPSUM DEHYDRATION

Maintain the outlet temperature


< 105 C (115 C
max)

130C

80

Dehydration of gypsum
in the mill: short stay
not too bad effect
In the silo: long stay
extremely serious

DEHYDRATION %

dehydration of gypsum

140C

120C

coating

150C

100

60

110C

40

20

0
0

10

20

30

40

TIME OF EXPOSURE (minutes)

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Water injection
Rules :

Cpt 1
If clinker temperature > 80 C at mill inlet ---> max 1 % H20 (on fresh feed)
The water has to be dropped on the fresh feed or at mill inlet
No spray, just drop

Cpt 2
The water has to be sprayed close to 2nd Cpt inlet
The water can be sprayed from intermediate or outlet diaphragm

A PID regulation and a security device has to be foreseen


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Water injection

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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Water injection

Thermal balance

KW
AIR
WATER

AIR

Equilibrium: IN = OUT

WATER
MATERIAL

FEED

Shell

3 parameters:
.

Mill outlet temperature


. Necessary amount of water
.
Mill ventilation

Also take into account: thermal balance on the separator


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Water injection

Thermal balance

Example of calculation - Open Circuit


Basis

4m x 13m
2900 kW
97 t/h

Feed temp: 90 C
Air and water temp: 15 C
3
Air amount through mill: 26900 Nm /h
Cement temperature: 105 C

IN

Energy
Material
Air
Water

2900 kW x 0,85 x 860 Kcal/kW / 97000 kg cem


0,19 kcal / kgC x 90C
3
3
0,31 kcal / Nm C x 26900 Nm /h x 15C / 97000 kg cem
1597 l/h x 15C / 97000 kg cem

OUT

Shell
Cement
Air
Water

750 Kcal / m h x 188 m / 97000 kg cem


0,19 kcal / kgC x 105C
3
3
0,31 kcal / Nm C x 26900 Nm /h x 100C / 97000 kg cem
1597 l/h x [ 537 kcal/kg + 100 kcal/kg + 0,44 kcal/kgC x(100C - 100C) ] / 97000 kg cem

= 21,85 kcal/kg cem


= 17,10

= 1,29

= 0,25

40,49

= 1,45
= 19,95
= 8,60
= 10,49

40,49

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Water injection

Thermal balance
Feed: 102C

PROCESS AND THERMAL FLOW-SHEET

194 t/h

recirculated air:
135 000 m 3/h

18 980 m 3/h

FAN

at 86C

BAG FILTER

Process:

dp filter:

18 980 m 3/h

150 mmWG

HD
FAN

fresh air:
feed/air ratio:

15 000 m 3/h

1,29 kg/m 3

78C

at 15C

SEPARATOR

at 91C

CYCLONE

300 m m WG

material flow:
air flow:

A/F= 2
Fines: 91C

Process:
filter product

air-material flow:

150 000 m 3/h

97 t/h

155 858 m 3/h


at 91C
500 m m WG

dp cycl:

dp sep:

100 mmWG

250 mmWG

Product:
97 t/h
3000 Blaine
at 86C

E
L
E
V
A
T
O
R

MILL FILTER

Tails: 92C

FAN

97 t/h
dp filter:
impact

150 mmWG

flow meter
clinker

add.1

add.2

Design:
47 000 m 3/h
400 m m WG

add.3

at 90C
26 908 m 3/h
at 15C

43 649 m 3/h
at 91C
dp mill: 200 mmWG

MILL

ch.1

ch.2

air speed: 1,34 m/sec


FRESH FEED:

T/H:

C:

%H2O:

Clinker

92,15

90

Gypse

4,85

18

15

w ater injection:

0 l/h

86,4

0,75

tot fresh feed: 97

Company:

Plant:

15,0% false air

2900kW
105 C cem ent
filter product

475 l/h
Mill:

Separator:

SD 100

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Water injection

Thermal balance

% of each component IN and OUT heat balance


according to mill (30 kWh/t - 1,2 m/s - clinker 100C)
60%

50%

40%

30%

IN :

% energy

IN :

% material

IN :

% air

IN :

% water

OUT : % shell
OUT : % cement
OUT : % air

20%

OUT : % water

10%

0%
1,8 2 2,2 2,4 2,6 2,8 3 3,2 3,4 3,6 3,8 4 4,2 4,4 4,6 4,8 5 5,2 5,4 5,6 5,8 6

Diameter (m)

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Water injection

Thermal balance
Water requested in % according to mill

for different air speeds - 30 kWh/t - clinker 100 C


3,0%

2,5%

2,0%

0.7 m/sec
1 m/sec
1.2 m/sec
1.5 m/sec

1,5%

1,0%

0,5%

0,0%
1,8 2 2,2 2,4 2,6 2,8 3

3,2 3,4 3,6 3,8 4

4,2 4,4 4,6 4,8 5

Diameter (m)

5,2 5,4 5,6 5,8 6

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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Coating
Definition:
Agglomeration of fine particles (on lining and/or on grinding media)
grinding efficiency decrease

Reasons:
*

Overgrinding (often in O.C., fine cement grinding and limestone addition)

Too high outlet temperature in Cpt 2 ( > 110 C at mill outlet)

Fresh feed moisture

Solutions:
*

limit the fines

good mill ventilation

good separator

Avoid outlet temperatures > 105 C (ventilation, water injection, separator)

Use grinding aids

If coating is due to moisture, dry by hot clinker, hot rejects or hot gas
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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Grinding Aids
Purpose :

fight coating

produced Blaine is directly


proportional to grinding efficiency
in theory, grinding efficiency
(cm2/j) constant
in reality, not constant because of
agglomeration negative
effects

Mill efficiency (cm2/j)

Rittinger Law :
Rittinger

With
G.A.
Without
G.A.

Mill outlet fineness SSB (m2/kg)

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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Grinding Aids
Function principles:
Coating : due to static electricity on the generated areas
make them stick together

G.A.:

contain components which neutralize cement grain


superficial charges
decrease these electrostatic forces

better grinding efficiency


production gain 5 - 30 %

Disadvantage: high price


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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Grinding Aids

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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Grinding Aids
Other advantages:
.

Improve cement flow

One can use finer ball charge


.
Easier cement transport to silos
.

Allow a higher amount of additional


Silo buildcomponents
up elimination other than clinker

Improve product quality


* Optimize cement particle size distribution
* Improve cement strengths 1, 2 and 28 days

Way of use:
GA sprinkled on fresh feed (diluted with water)
In general .01 % to .08% are added (250 gr/t)
Quantity (and efficiency) increase with Blaine fineness
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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Slag grindability

Slag

Thionvilloise (100 %
laitier)
Thyssen (100 % laitier)
Sidmar (100 % laitier)
Atlantic (100 % laitier)
Ssang Yong (100 %
laitier)
Nittetsu (100 % laitier)

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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Slag
Clinker grindability

Consommation spcifique (kWh/t)

Consommation spcifique (kWh/t)

Slag grindability

Surface spcifique Blaine

Surface spcifique Blaine

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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Slag Vs Clinker: Grindability

Slag

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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Slag
Properties of slag grinding:

- Beneficial on kWh/t if slag < 15 %


- Moisture problems (if slag not dried)
- Higher wear (balls / liners)

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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Slag

slag influence - increase of the spec.grinding energy vrs slag


content and blaine
100

90

80

70
20%

60

40%
100%

50

Log. (100%)
Log. (40%)

40

Log. (20%)

30

20

10

0
2200 2400

2600 2800

3000 3200

3400 3600

3800 4000

4200 4400

4600 4800

5000 5200

5400 5600

blaine

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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Limestone
- prone to coating

- increase artificially the Blaine value

- mind slot sizes and moisture

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Factors influencing the grinding efficiency


Limestone

Influence of the pozzolana on the specific grinding energy


Source Holderbank
80

70

60

kWh/t (mill shaft)

50
100% clinker
95% cl + 5 % gypsum
40

85%cl.+ 5% gyp.+ 15% poz.


75%cl.+ 5%gyp.+ 20% poz.
65%cl.+5%gyp.+30% poz

30

20

10

0
2000

2500

3000

3500

4000

4500

blaine

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