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Abstract
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1. Introduction
2. Use of alternative fuels in rotary c
3. Alternative fuels used in the ceme
4. Conclusions
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AppliedEnergy
Volume74,Issues12,JanuaryFebruary2003,Pages95100
Energex2002NewandRenewableSourcesofEnergyTopicI

Alternativefuelsforthecementindustry
EugeniuszMokrzycki

,AlicjaUliaszBocheczyk

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doi:10.1016/S03062619(02)001356

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Abstract
Oneofthemainmethodsforutilisingwasteisitsuseasanenergysource.Wasteisonly
suitableforuseasafuelifithasachemicalenergycontent.Thisenergycontentdepends
mostofallonthesizeofthe(organic)combustiblefractionandonthemoisturecontent.
Tobetteremploythechemicalenergycontainedinwastes,alternativefuelshavebeen
developedwhicharemixturesofdifferentwastes.Someofthesealternativefuelsare:
RDF,BRAM,SIBRCOM,INBRE,PAKOM,etc.Researchcarriedoutforanumberof
yearsincementplantsallovertheworldhasclearlyshowntheadvantagesofwaste
utilisationinclinkeringprocessesandcementproduction.Thedecisivefactorspromoting
theuseofcementkilnsfortheutilisationofwastesare:thehighincinerationtemperature,
thelargeareaofthefurnace,thesignificantlengthofthekilnandthealkaline
environmentinsidethekiln.

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AlternativefuelsMunicipalandindustrialwasteCementplants
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