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US 2024/0166561 A1Published application
Production of Activated-Belite-CSA Clinkers at Extremely Low Firing Temperature
AssigneeUniversity of Kentucky Research Foundation
InventorsTristana Duvallet, Thomas Robl, Robert Jewell, Anne Oberlink
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Abstract
A raw meal for a cement clinker, a cement clinker made from that raw meal and a process for producing a cement clinker are provided. The clinker contains mainly the hydraulically activate alpha′H-belite polymorph and calcium sulfoaluminate (ye'elimite or C4A3Ś), at the low firing temperature of 1050° C., using a combination of fluoride and boron oxide.
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A raw meal of a cement clinker, comprising:
- about 45-57 weight percent calcium oxide;
- about 15-25 weight percent silicon dioxide;
- about 9-18 weight percent aluminum oxide;
- about 0.5-5 weight percent iron oxide;
- about 2-8 weight percent sulfur trioxide;
- about 0.2-3 weight percent calcium fluoride;
- about 0.2-4 weight percent sodium oxide;
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- about 0.5-5 weight percent boron oxide.
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A cement clinker, comprising:
- about 40-70 weight percent hydraulically active belite polymorph;
- about 10-35 weight percent ye'elimite;
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- about 0-30 weight percent of at least one minor phase selected from a group consisting of beta-belite, gamma belite, alpha′L-belite, tricalcium aluminate, ferrite, tetracalcium aluminoferrite, mayenite, fluorellestadite, fluormayenite, ternesite, gehlenite, krotite, alite, anhydrite, perovskite and free lime.
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A process for producing a cement clinker, comprising:
- preparing a raw meal of about 45-57 weight percent calcium oxide, about 15-25 weight percent silicon dioxide, about 9-18 weight percent aluminum oxide, about 0.5-5 weight percent iron oxide, about 2-8 weight percent sulfur trioxide, about 0.2-3 weight percent calcium fluoride, about 0.2-4 weight percent sodium oxide and about 0.5-5 weight percent boron oxide;
- compacting and forming pellets from the raw meal;
- calcining the pellets at about 900-1,000° C. for about 15-60 minutes;
- clinkering the pellets at about 1,000-1300° C. for about 15-60 minutes to produce clinkered pellets;
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- quenching the clinkered pellets in air.
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