Here’s a simplified line diagram of a cement mill (ball mill or vertical roller mill) commonly used in cement plants:
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Cement Mill Line Diagram
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+——————-+ +——————-+ +——————-+
| Raw Material | | Grinding Mill | | Separator |
| Feed (Clinker + |—->| (Ball Mill / VRM)|—->| (Dynamic / |
| Gypsum + Additives)| | | | Static) |
+——————-+ +———+———+ +———+———+
^ |
| v
+—–+—–+ +—–+—–+
| Rejects | | Finished |
| Return |<————| Cement |
+———–+ | Product |
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+———–+
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Key Components:
1. Raw Material Feed:
– Input materials (clinker, gypsum, additives) are fed into the mill.
2. Grinding Mill:
– Ball Mill: Rotating cylinder with steel balls to grind materials.
– Vertical Roller Mill (VRM): Uses rollers to crush/clinker against a rotating table.
3. Separator:
– Dynamic/static separator separates fine (product) and coarse (rejects) particles.
– Rejects are returned to the mill for re-grinding.
4. Finished Cement:
– Fine powder exits as final cement product for storage/packaging.
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Additional Notes:
– Air Flow: Hot gases may be used in VRM for drying raw materials.
– Closed-Circuit System: Common in modern mills (rejects are recycled).
For a detailed schematic, refer to cement plant engineering manuals or CAD diagrams from suppliers like FLSmidth, Polysius, or Loesche. Let me know if you need specifics!