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| Business Type | Manufacturer, Supplier, Importer |
| Color | White |
| Form | Lumps |
| Calcium Oxide As CaO | 31.08% |
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Product Details
Magnesium Oxide As MgO
21.30%
Aluminium Oxide As Al2O3
0.14%
Ferric Oxide As Fe2O3
0.44%
Silicon Di-Oxide As SiO2
1.2%
Loss On Ignition
46.16%
Calcium Carbonate As CaCO3
55.50%
Magnesium Carbonate As MgCO3
43.04%
Brightness
96.5%
Whiteness
97.5%
Average Particle Size
2-3 Mircons
d97
10-12 Microns
Quicklime is the common name for burnt limestone, calcium oxide (CaO).
How it’s produced:
Quicklime is produced by heating crushed limestone to around 1,100 degrees Celsius in a shaft furnace or rotary kiln. The heating of limestone releases carbon dioxide, leaving calcium oxide (CaCO3 produces CaO + CO2). After heating, the quicklime is crushed and then milled to the appropriate fraction.
Application uses:
- Quicklime has a wide range of uses, including in the production of iron and steel, paper and pulp production, treatment of water and flue gases and in the mining industry.
- For the iron and steel industry, we also supply different fractions of both reactive shaft furnace-burnt and hard-burnt rotary kiln lime.
- For our customers in the paper and pulp industry, we offer tailored products with a focus on purity and function, such as SMA Cellkalk, SMA Kraftkalk-C and SMA Kraftmesa.
- Having our own deposits and production plants allows us to develop the different properties required for the optimal function of our customers’ processes, whatever the application.
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