Industry Challenges
- •Heavy-duty utility requirements
- •Dust and emission control
- •Continuous operation demands
Heating Requirements
- •Process and utility steam
- •Hot air and thermic systems
- •Emission control integration
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Benefits
- ✓Robust industrial-grade equipment
- ✓Integrated utility approach
- ✓Lifecycle support
Work it out for your plant
We do not yet publish consumption benchmarks for this sector, so start from your heat load or a steam figure you already know — the calculators take either.
Boiler Capacity Calculator
How much boiler do I actually need?
Steam Cost Calculator
What does a tonne of steam cost me?
Condensate Recovery Calculator
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Steam Pipe Sizing Calculator
What size main do I need, and will it get there?
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Frequently Asked Questions(2)
Is waste heat recovery worth it in a cement plant?
Usually yes, because the preheater and cooler exhausts are large, hot and continuous — the conditions a waste heat recovery boiler is built for. It raises steam from energy already paid for and burns no fuel of its own. The sizing inputs are simply the gas flow, its inlet temperature and its dust loading.
What emission control does a cement plant need?
Particulate control is the binding requirement, and the equipment follows the gas volume, temperature and dust characteristics. Bag filters and electrostatic precipitators both serve here; which one fits depends on gas temperature, moisture and the limit in your consent to operate.