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Oxygen enrichment is a flexible, efficient, and cost-effective technology that can help improve your profitability. With minimal capital investment, you can increase clinker production, lower your fuel costs, decrease emissions, and improve kiln operation.

The technology is applicable to all types of kilns (wet, long dry, preheater, and precalciner). For over 10 years, Air Products has been helping customers realize the many benefits of oxygen enrichment. Low installation costs of oxygen systems make them an attractive alternative to expensive capacity additions or debottlenecking measures. Today, the economics are more attractive than ever.

  • Increase clinker production by 5 to 30%
  • Increase use of alternative fuels by 30 to 80%
  • Reduce emissions
  • Improve kiln stability
  • Reduce specific fuel consumption
  • Attain more consistent clinker quality

All of these add up to increased profits—in some cases as much as $3 million per year.

Count on Our Expertise
With more than 10 years of experience, installations at more than 20 kilns, and our proprietary technology, we have helped customers with all types of cement kilns improve their operation and maximize profitability.

We have installed oxygen injection systems in various pyroprocessing zones. Specific plant design and use of alternative fuels will often dictate the most appropriate site for oxygen injection. Our technology specialists will work closely with your process engineers and operators to select the best injection technique for your unique operating conditions.

To get your system up and running, we will work with you on-site. We also provide ongoing technical support after installation. In addition, you will benefit from our ongoing research into new methods for enhancing oxygen enrichment.

 

2nd Global Fuel Cells Conference
London, UK
February 4-5, 2008

2008 IEEE-IAS/PCA
Cement Industry Conference
Miami, FL
May 18–22

Chemtech Europe
London, UK
Sept. 29 – Oct. 10, 2008
Stand #5

Portland Cement Association