Abstract
Clinkers produced by the new fluidized bed kiln are different from the commercial rotary kiln clinkers in the formation process and their characteristic qualities. In the granulating unit, the cluster of free CaO that originates in the coarse particles of limestone plays a role as a nucleus and the granulation by the adhesion of fine particles of raw materials follows. The melt phase made from siliceous raw materials encourages adhesion. Clinker minerals are almost completed to form in the granulating unit, and the consumption of free CaO and the grain growth of calcium silicate progresses in the sintering unit.
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