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2013-5-1 · Natural dolomite was calcined at 700–900 °C under air and an Ar gas flow atmosphere to characterize its sorbency potential for borate.A sequential decarbonation occurred with increase in calcination temperature, that is, transformation of CaMg(CO 3) 2 to MgO and CaCO 3 up to 700 °C and CaCO 3 to CaO from 700 to 900 °C. The surface molar ratio of Ca/Mg
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The studies on calcination kinetics of dolomite and calcite expressed that, in the first step of decarbonization, magnesium oxide and calcite were formed in
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2008-12-1 · The carbonation conversion for modified dolomite has a slow decrease with the calcination temperature increasing. X 20 for modified dolomite at the calcination temperature of 1100 °C is 0.44. Although the conversion for original dolomite for calcination at 920 °C is higher than that for modified sorbent at the calcination temperature of 1100 ...
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2021-6-15 · The dry thermal calcination process and the two H 2 O-enhanced calcination schemes are further described below.. 2.1.Dry dolomite calcination in the absence of H 2 O (blue box). For the reaction mechanism modeling, we assume that the thermal calcination of dolomite occurs in two consecutive steps [42,, , ], since the calcination temperature of calcium
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2022-2-4 · Calcination of dolomite involves heating the raw material at sufficient temperature in order to release the carbon dioxide from its carbonate minerals. This process is commonly conducted in a ...
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quickly only at temperatures about 30 C above the equilibrium calcination temperature 236 [7, 8, 41]. On the other hand, Fig. 3b shows that dolomite undergoes decomposition under 237
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The loss of mechanical strength of dolomite might be explained by the occurrence of secondary calcination, converting the partially-calcined dolomite (MgO-CaCO 3 ) to full-calcined dolomite (MgO-CaO).
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2020-8-1 · The weight losses of each material were determined for every calcination temperature, in order to get to the same final alumina silicate to dolomite ratio as in the co-calcined samples. Finally, the measured LoI of the mixes showed an almost perfect fit to the theoretical one, considering the used ratio of dolomite to the respective ...
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2001-4-1 · The optimum calcination temperature is ∼900°C, which was the temperature performed in traditional limekilns. Concerning the quicklime, the reactivity is related to its microstructure, which is, in turn, related to microstructural characteristics of the limestone (texture, grain size, porosity).
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2014-12-3 · The dolomite’s decomposition occurs in a single stage which is a continuous and a slow process. At the temperature of 923 K, the complete decomposition takes 7 h and 25 min. The degree of dolomite conversion (α) was calculated based on the mass reduction measured at a given time and after the complete conversion, as illustrated in Fig. 4.
Read MoreThe studies on calcination kinetics of dolomite and calcite expressed that, in the first step of decarbonization, magnesium oxide and calcite were formed in
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The calcination of dolomite has been studied as a function of temperature, particle size, and P co 2. An investigation concerning possible mass transfer restrictions for the experimental system and a model investigation of the calcination rate in CO 2 atmosphere has been made. Further, the effect of calcination on the BET surface and the BET ...
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1996-8-1 · Calcination and carbonation behaviour of dolomite has been studied in a pressurised thermo balance at pressures in the range of 1.1 to 2.3 MPa and for temperatures ranging from 730 to 840°C. The atmosphere consisted of nitrogen containing up to 20 vol.‐% carbon dioxide. The calcination of dolomite has been studied as a function of temperature, particle size, and
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Calcination and carbonation behaviour of dolomite has been studied in a pressurised thermo balance at pressures in the range of 1.1 to 2.3 MPa and for temperatures ranging from 730 to 840 degrees C. The atmosphere consisted of nitrogen containing up to 20 vol.-% carbon dioxide. The calcination of dolomite has been studied as a function of temperature, particle size, and P-CO2.
Read Morequickly only at temperatures about 30 C above the equilibrium calcination temperature 236 [7, 8, 41]. On the other hand, Fig. 3b shows that dolomite undergoes decomposition under 237
Read More2014-12-3 · The dolomite’s decomposition occurs in a single stage which is a continuous and a slow process. At the temperature of 923 K, the complete decomposition takes 7 h and 25 min. The degree of dolomite conversion (α) was calculated based on the mass reduction measured at a given time and after the complete conversion, as illustrated in Fig. 4.
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2021-3-18 · ond temperature interval of 706 – 824 °C, degrada-tion of the dolomite and consequently the creation of CaCO 3 and MgO, with a weight loss of 22.1 % was observed. Although the decomposition of dolo-mite in this temperature area was rapid, there was still dolomite present up to about 900 °C. In the last
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2021-9-8 · 3 Calcination of industrial minerals, e.g. magnesite, dolomite, limestone and clay 3Moisture content levels of over 50% in the feed material 3 Calcination of natural magnesite, chamotte and bauxite (e.g. filter cake) are acceptable 3
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After calcination, the pyrolysis products of dolomite were allowed to cool to room temperature in an Ar atmosphere. For absorption tests, the samples were heated up to 673 K in an Ar atmosphere with a heating rate of 10 K·min −1 and were kept at this temperature for 21.6 ks in a CO 2 atmosphere.
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2022-2-8 · Calcination in simple words can be described as a process of heating some solid material or a substance in a controlled environment. Usually in the process, the temperature is also regulated. Calcination is done to bring about
Read MoreThe studies on calcination kinetics of dolomite and calcite expressed that, in the first step of decarbonization, magnesium oxide and calcite were formed in
Read MoreCalcination and carbonation behaviour of dolomite has been studied in a pressurised thermo balance at pressures in the range of 1.1 to 2.3 MPa and for temperatures ranging from 730 to 840 degrees C. The atmosphere consisted of nitrogen containing up to 20 vol.-% carbon dioxide. The calcination of dolomite has been studied as a function of temperature, particle size, and P-CO2.
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2021-7-6 · Thermogravimetric analysis and powder X-ray diffraction indicated that the dolomite calcination is not fully complete at lower temperature, and at least 700 °C heat is required for the release of CO 2 from the dolomite pebbles. Overall, the results show that the waste dolomite phosphatic pebbles are suitable for potential use in high ...
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2021-9-7 · for calcination temperatures of 400 and 700 °C, respec-tively, due to the available carbonate residual phases as explored previously from XRD analysis. At 800 °C, the calcination of dolomite phases completely decomposed to oxides of calcium and magnesium, and therefore, it complements the lack of carbon and oxygen content from the EDS results.
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Calcination temperature. It was observed that the DCC800 gave an improved yield of 97% biodiesel compared to DCC900 that yielded 95% biodiesel as shown in Figs 7, 9 and 10. This may be that the DCC800 was obtained as the more active catalyst than DCC900. The calcination temperature of 800 o C for DCC800 might have led to the desorption of ...
Read MoreAfter calcination, the pyrolysis products of dolomite were allowed to cool to room temperature in an Ar atmosphere. For absorption tests, the samples were heated up to 673 K in an Ar atmosphere with a heating rate of 10 K·min −1 and were kept at this temperature for 21.6 ks in a CO 2 atmosphere.
Read More2021-3-18 · ond temperature interval of 706 – 824 °C, degrada-tion of the dolomite and consequently the creation of CaCO 3 and MgO, with a weight loss of 22.1 % was observed. Although the decomposition of dolo-mite in this temperature area was rapid, there was still dolomite present up to about 900 °C. In the last
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2011-8-10 · dolomite, to separate carbon dioxide, and regeneration of exhausted dolomite by calcination. Magnesium oxide, also contained in calcined dolomite, does not contribute to carbon dioxide sequestration, because magnesium carbonate decomposes at much lower temperature than calcium carbonate, however inert MgO contributes to stabilize the
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In order to make full use of magnesium chloride resources, the development and utilisation of magnesium oxychloride cement have become an ecological and economic goal. Thus far, however, investigations into the effects on these cements of high temperatures are lacking. Herein, magnesium oxychloride cement was calcinated at various temperatures and the
Read More2021-12-20 · For example, it is reported that the ideal industrial temperature (solid) for the calcination of kaolinite clay is 700–850 °C, and often temperatures up to 900 °C are used in kiln calcination, with a residence time of ~ 30 min in the burning zone, to achieve near-complete calcination [70,71,72].
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