Recovery of some of waste gas derived from clinker production installation at Górażdże cement plant

Abstract eng:
The process of clinker production, during which the principal component of cement is produced, generates considerable volumes of waste gas. This flow of gas in the rotary kiln forms an indispensable part of the clinker burning process. The hot gas at the exhaust of the clinker installation still has an adequately high temperature to enable its recovery in a process that is both feasible and profitable. As a consequence of the recovery and use of some of the energy in this gas, it will be possible to provide hot water to office and common spaces in the plant. The projected shell-and-tube heat exchanger was designed so as to condition the gas so that it achieves an adequate temperature that can be applied to reduce the cost of central heating and provide network hot water production.

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