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The document discusses the MASTER System for optimizing the use of alternative fuels in cement plants. The system includes new grinding equipment, a drying step, and new burning equipment to increase the substitution rate of solid alternative fuels to 100%. It is a combination of the Rocket Mill for grinding and drying fuels and the Flexiflame EcoPro rotary kiln burner. The MASTER System significantly increases the total substitution rate and allows for 100% substitution of solid alternative fuels, providing advantages like increased fuel substitution rates, higher efficiency, and reduced CO2 emissions and fuel costs.
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Ejectors perform a central role in Flare Gas Recovery Systems [subsequently denoted by FGRS] by compressing the low pressure gas mixtures to working pressures. Ejectors utilize the available high pressure gas as energy source to bring about this compression.
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Double chamber for Alternative Fuel preparation.
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In this article each cement burner OEM was given the opportunity to present the main features of its burners as well as provide insight into design concepts and their evolution.
The emphasis is on the latest offering of each OEM, even though several still sell burners from previous generations. As not all OEMs responded, the exercise has been completed using information found in the available literature. For more information on the evolution of burner design trends, see the February 2017 issue of Global Cement Magazine.
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Aalborg Portland A/S, Cementir Holding awards A TEC the contract for upgrading Cement Kiln 87 in Aalborg. It is a 4500tpd semi-dry kiln system which was commissioned in 1988. Two new calciners are designed and delivered by A TEC during the annual kiln stop in February/March 2017.
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A TEC Master System
- 1. The target of the entire system is to increase the substitution rate on the main burner up to 100 % (depending on material composition) with solid alternative fuel. To achieve this target three significant steps are necessary: New fine grinding equipment Drying step New burning equipment With the MASTER System, A TEC will optimize the core of the plant and improve the firing of the kiln for individual fuel mixes and the secondary fuels used. The MASTER System is an intelligent combination of two advanced components – the Rocket Mill and the Flexiflame EcoPro® rotary kiln burner. The MASTER System increases the TSR significantly. By combining the mill and the burner, a substitution rate of 100 % of solid alternative fuel is possible. Advantages Increased fuel substitution rates Higher efficiency with same alternative fuel source Complete solution from one hand – from waste to fuel CO2 savings Low maintenance Low energy consumption per ton Free from conventional fuel prices fluctuations Improved fuel quality As the MASTER system is a complete system from the drying/grinding until the flame, the contamination with foreign and oversized bodies is not possible. MASTER SYSTEM THE FUTURE OF ALTERNATIVE FUEL UTILISATION IN CEMENT PLANTS www.atec-ltd.com Single grinding chamber mill. First pilot plant in Wietersdorf, Austria.
- 2. www.atec-ltd.com Flexiflame EcoPro® combines economic and environmental sustainability The innovative technology Flexiflame EcoPro® offers a new concept for solid alternative fuels injection. It uniquely combines high control (through the burner) and high oxygen (near secondary air) with the benefit of negative fuel costs. Who said environmental friendly solutions cannot also be financially advantageous? Flexiflame EcoPro® guarantees high performance with low grade alternative fuels. The patented process helps avoiding traditional fuel price fluctuations and contributes to a clean environment. The Rocket Mill: Drying and grinding in one step The Rocket Mill is A TEC’s innovation for alternative fuel preparation which combines drying and grinding in one step. The machine is equipped with two grinding chambers which can be independently loaded. Permanent control of the mill power guarantees optimum and secure utilization. The input material usually only requires one pre-shredding step followed by a sieving step, which is sorting out the organic, and a magnetic separation. Interchangeable perforated screens will adapt the size of the final product to the optimum for the customer pyrolysis process. Due to the grinding technology, a drying effect of approx. 10 % is given improving the alternative heat value per ton. Additional drying with process waste gas is possible to achieve a higher drying rate. The ultra- fines are dedusted and also dosed to the kiln system. Rocket Mill with two grinding chambers Flexiflame EcoPro® Flexiflame EcoPro®