Process for reforming the fly ash and apparatus therefor
AssigneeTokuyama Corporation
InventorsKohei Omura, Kenichi Kakizono, Takuya Seki, Takeshi Kawano
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AssigneeTokuyama Corporation
InventorsKohei Omura, Kenichi Kakizono, Takuya Seki, Takeshi Kawano
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A process for reforming the fly ash, including the heating step that heats a raw fly ash powder containing the unburned carbon at a temperature of 780 to 1000° C. to decrease the amount of the unburned carbon contained in the raw fly ash powder; the classifying step that introduces the heat-treated fly ash containing the unburned carbon in decreased amounts obtained through the heating step into a classifying apparatus in the state of being heated at a high temperature so as to separate the fly ash into a coarse powder and a fine powder; the fine powder recovering step that recovers the fine powder of the heat-treated fly ash obtained through the classifying step by using a dust-collecting apparatus; and the milling step that mills the coarse powder of the heat-treated fly ash obtained through the classifying step until a 45 μm sieve residue becomes not more than 34% by mass, and then recovers the milled powder.
A process for reforming a fly ash, including:
An apparatus for reforming a fly ash including a heating apparatus capable of heating a raw fly ash powder containing an unburned carbon to a temperature of 780 to 1000° C., a pipe for conveying a heat-treated fly ash obtained by being heated by said heating apparatus maintaining a temperature of not lower than 400° C., a classifying apparatus for classifying the heat-treated fly ash obtained by being heated by said heating apparatus, a dust-collecting apparatus for recovering a fine powder obtained by being classified by said classifying apparatus, a cooling apparatus for cooling a coarse powder obtained by being classified by said classifying apparatus, and a milling apparatus for milling said coarse powder cooled by said cooling apparatus.
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