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1 pulverized fuel kiln
Силикатное производство: печь, работающая на пылевидном топливе -
2 pulverized fuel kiln
печь, работающая на пылевидном топливе -
3 kiln
1. печь (для обжига или кальцинации) || обжигать в печи2. сушилка- kiln with preheater
- annealing kiln
- archless kiln
- bank kiln
- beehive kiln
- belt kiln
- box kiln
- burning kiln
- chamber kiln
- continuous kiln
- continuous chamber kiln
- countercurrent kiln
- counterflow kiln
- decorating kiln
- direct-fired kiln
- dry kiln
- electric kiln
- flame kiln
- gas chamber kiln
- gas-fired kiln
- hard-driven kiln
- hardening kiln
- induced draft kiln
- induction kiln
- intermittent kiln
- muffle kiln
- periodic kiln
- pulverized fuel kiln
- recuperative kiln
- sagging kiln
- solid fuel kiln
- stove kiln
- top-fired kiln
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4 cement manufacture
производство цемента
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cement manufacture
Cement is produced by heating a mixture of clay or shale plus chalk or lime in a rotary kiln up to 250 m long per 8 m diameter rotating at 1 rpm. The process can be wet, semi-dry or dry and the fuel can be pulverized coal, oil or gas. As the coal ash is similar in composition to the clay or shale, it can stay in the cement clinker. As one of the kiln operator's major costs is fuel and even a modest sized kiln can consume 8-10 tons of coal per hour, the cement kiln could, therefore, solve a disposal problem and also benefit the cement manufacturer by reducing fuel costs. (Source: PORT)
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5 burner
1) горелка; форсунка4) (газовый) резак5) газорезчик8) с.-х. огневой культиватор•-
aerated burner
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air-atomizing burner
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atmospheric burner
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atomizer burner
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attenuating blast burner
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blast burner
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blowpipe burner
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Bunsen burner
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catalytic burner
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cell-type burner
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centrifugal burner
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circular-type burner
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circular burner
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clay burner
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corner burner
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corner-fired tangential tilting burner
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direct fuel-fired burner
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distributed mixing burner
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double-tube burner
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elevation burner
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flame treatment burner
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flat-flame burner
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forced-draft burner
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fuel gasifying burner
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fuel oil burner
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garbage burner
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gas-fired burner
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gas burner
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gasoline blast burner
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glass ribbon burner
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high-intensity burner
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high-swirl burner
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high-velocity burner
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immersion burner
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impulse burner
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inside-mix burner
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jumbo burner
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kiln burner
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liquid-fuel burner
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luminous flame burner
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main burner
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mechanical atomizing burner
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multiannular burner
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multifuel burner
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multiple-jet coal burner
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multitip burner
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nozzle-mix burner
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oil-firing burner
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oil burner
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oil-gas burner
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outside-mix burner
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oxyhydrogen burner
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pilot burner
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plasma-arc burner
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powdered-coal burner
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preheat burner
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primary burner
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PROM burner
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pulverized-coal burner
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recirculating burner
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recuperative burner
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refuse burner
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register-type burner
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return-flow burner
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riser cutting burner
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roof burner
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self-regulating burner
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separate nozzle cutting burner
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slot burner
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split burner
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spray burner
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steam-atomizing burner
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sulfur burner
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swirl burner
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tangential burner
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universal burner
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wall-fired burner
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water-cooled burner
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Wedge burner
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weed burner
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well test burner
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