Asian Cement relies on AUMUND Machines for upgrade
Published by David Bizley,
Editor
World Cement,
AUMUND Fördertechnik has won a significant order from Turkey. The order from Aslan Cement Inc. comprises nine machines. The company is part of the OYAK Cement Group, one of the leading Turkish cement producers, and an important customer to AUMUND Fördertechnik for many years.
The order is part of the complete modernisation project at the Aslan plant, which is in Darica, Kocaeli Province, approximately 60 km from Istanbul. The production capacity is to be increased to up to 6600 tpd of clinker. The extensive AUMUND supply includes a bucket elevator with central chain type BWZ-L (L=low capacity) with a capacity of 225 tph and a centre distance of 27 m to feed the raw meal mill, as well as three different models of BWG belt bucket elevators with capacities up to 500 tph and centre distances up to 132 m. The belt bucket elevators will also be used for raw meal silo feed, as well as to transport raw meal to the dosing hopper and the heat exchanger.
The order is completed with three pan conveyors type KZB, each with capacities of 350 tph and centre distances of up to 77.2m, to convey clinker from the cooler to the silo, as well as two Rotary Discharge Machines type LOUISE BEW, each with a diameter of 3m and a capacity of 400 tph.
The machines are due to be dispatched in September, and commissioning is planned for the beginning of next year.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/asia-pacific-rim/15052019/asian-cement-relies-on-aumund-machines-for-upgrade/
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