Experimental Investigation on a Heat Recovery Device Installed on Cement Rotary Kiln

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Cement production is a highly-energy-intensive industry. 85% of total energy is used in clinker-making process at rotary kiln, in which about 15% of this part of energy is dissipated via surface of the kiln by radiation and convection. In this paper, a new heat recovery device for rotary kiln is provided, and a preliminary test has been done. After analysis the result, it is found that when temperature of water in the system is low (30°C), the heat transfer can be as much as 200kW; when the temperature is high (>70°C), heat transfer decreases to about 70kW without any convective heat transfer.

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