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Training Time: 16 minutes
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Based on: Industry Standards and Best Practices
Languages: English, Portuguese
Lime mud pumped from the white liquor clarifiers still contains a significant amount of white liquor. This liquor must be removed from the mud before the mud is sent to the kiln, or it will cause ring formation in the kiln and increased sulfur emissions. In order to remove the white liquor, the mud is mixed with water and filtrates, and then resettled in a sedimentation clarifier. This module will identify and describe the major components of a lime mud washer.
At the end of this module, you will be able to:
The following key questions are answered in this module:
Why does lime mud need to be washed?Lime mud from the white liquor clarifier still contains a significant amount of white liquor. If the white liquor is left in the mud it will interfer with the calcining process in the kiln.
Where does lime mud come from?Lime mud is calcium carbonate which has settled out of the white liquor in the white liquor clarifier.
What is the principle behind a lime mud washer?Most lime mud washers are dilution washers. The mud is mixed with a large quantity of relatively clean liquor, and the washed mud is settled out in a clarifier.
What can happen if mud is not properly washed?Poorly washed mud can lead to an increase in sulfur emissions from the lime kiln and/or to the formation of rings in the lime kiln.
What is weak wash?Weak wash is the low concentration clarifier liquor which is created in the lime mud washer.
Below is a transcript of the video sample provided for this module:
Lime Kiln Fundamentals
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Lime Mud Filtering
Recausticizing Fundamentals
Slaking and Causticizing
White Liquor Clarifiers
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