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Read 1 answer by scientists to the question asked by Kawthar Al-Balushi on Feb 15, 2018 Nov 02, 2015 Intermediate diaphragm maintain temperature around 100 [°C] Mill discharge (product or air) -Ideal 100 120 [°C] Air normally 5 [°C] lower than material. Control the temperature with: 1. Separating air cooling effect in separator 2. Cement cooler cooling needs for final product or 3. A western cement plant at high elevation was challenged to: a. Maintain temperature control under varying production conditions such as raw mill on/off. b. Maintain stack opacity c. Provide low temperature control without "wet tower bottoms" d. Reduce compressed air usage Approach to High Temperature of Cement Ball Mill. In the operation of cement ball mill, the stop can cause a large temperature difference on the mill body, resulting in significant thermal stress and thermal deformation, and sometimes even cause mechanical damage of the ball mill, such as the geometric deformation of the liner.Starting the thermal deformation after the stop grinding can Aug 07, 2019 Experts agree that the best temperature to pour concrete is between 50-60 °F.The necessary chemical reactions that set and strengthen concrete slow significantly below 50 °F and are almost non-existent below 40 °F.Even when daytime temperatures are within the satisfactory range, winter concrete setting creates risks that could result in weak, inadequate concrete. Cooling is necessary to limit the temperature rise of the cement. This is done by a mixture of both air-cooling and water-cooling, including spraying water inside the mill. Cement milling and gypsum dehydration. Because the cement gets hot due to the heat generated by
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