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Utilization of caustic magnesite dust in the production of sintered magnesite powders

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A method of obtaining magnesite powder and the appropriate charging equipment have been developed which make it possible to utilize effectively the caustic dust removed from the effluent gas of rotary furnaces. A feature of the new method of obtaining the powder includes the periodic alternation of the firing of dust and a mixture of it and raw magnesite in the optimal ratios.

The method of obtaining powders has been achieved thanks to established and well-founded charging and firing regimes and makes it possible to reduce the incrustation by dust deposits on the heater surface of the exhaust-heat boilers, to increase the quantity and raise the quality of the fine-grain powders for the production of magnesite articles, and to improve the technical and economic characteristics of the furnace operation. Separate treatment and the deliberate use of fired powders of various qualities can be provided after the DSO-2 has been brought on line in the No. 2 magnesite powder shop at the Combine.

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  1. Magnezit Combine, USSR

    K. V. Simonov, Yu. V. Bel'tyukov, V. N. Koptelov & A. T. Leshkeev

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  1. K. V. Simonov
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  2. Yu. V. Bel'tyukov
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Translated from Ogneupory, No. 3, pp. 35–38, March, 1984.

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Simonov, K.V., Bel'tyukov, Y.V., Koptelov, V.N. et al. Utilization of caustic magnesite dust in the production of sintered magnesite powders. Refractories 25, 165–169 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01398354

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