Caustic Magnesia Production in Microfluid Furnace

Jan Spišák; Martin Truchlý; Ján Mikula; Vratislav Šindler

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1119.529

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Caustic Magnesia Production in Microfluid Furnace

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During procedure and heat treatment of magnesite in shaft and rotary furnaces, a great number of fine fractions are generated. In terms of MgO content, the fractions comprises the highest quality raw material. However, the desired degrees of calcination or sintering have not been achieved. For direct heat treatment of fine particles the microfluidic furnace has been proposed. The microfluidic furnace consists of the fluidization chambers in which the technology operations are being carried out. The furnace operates on the counter-current principle. The experiments of dust magnesite and flue gas calcination from rotary and shaft furnaces were carried out in the furnaces.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1119)

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529-532

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Jan Spišák*, Martin Truchlý, Ján Mikula, Vratislav Šindler

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Caustic Magnesia, Fluidization, Magnesia Production, Microifluid Furnace, Thermal Treatment

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