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Stabilization of raw material feed in chamotte-firing rotary Kiln

  • Mechanization and Automation of Production
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Chamotte-firing plants working with unprepared clay should be equipped with clay-cutting machinery with an adjustable drive and automatic stabilization system. This will improve the performance of the plant and will help to automate the whole production process.

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  1. Glavproyektmontazhavtomatika Organization, USSR

    V. R. Ksendzovskiy

  2. Zaporozh'ye Refractory Plant, USSR

    L. G. Vvedenskiy

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  1. V. R. Ksendzovskiy
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Ksendzovskiy, V.R., Vvedenskiy, L.G. Stabilization of raw material feed in chamotte-firing rotary Kiln. Refractories 3, 162–167 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01291672

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