3000 t/d cement production line designed by Great Wall machinery, fully learns from the lessons and experiences of more than 20 years of NSP production line design, the general layout scheme, process layout, equipment selection, automatic control level, etc. and combines with today's international advanced production concept to optimize design. It's composed of raw materials preparation, raw meal grinding, raw meal homogenization, clinker burning, cement mill grinding, packaging, delivery and so on. The cement equipment in the production line include: raw materials vertical roller mill, vertical coal mill, cement rotary kiln, cement ball mill, cyclone preheater and grate cooler, etc.

Features

　　Advanced Technology Brings Lower Power Consumption.

　　Compared with traditional cement production line, the 3000t/d cement plant designed by Great Wall machinery uses lower energy consumption equipment in the main part of energy consumption, such as vertical raw mill, vertical coal mill, vertical cement mill, etc., and the energy saving effect is very significant, which can reduce energy consumption with an average of 15-20 kWh/t.

　　Reasonable Design, Reduces Dust and Noise Effectively

　　Cement production has always been one of the leading causes of environmental pollution, thus more and more cement plant is looking for a solution to reduce noise and dust pollution. Great Wall machinery fully considers the sustainable development in the design, reducing dust through campus greening, filter, etc. Since the introduction of noise control programs in key areas, the factory noise is lower than the national standard.

　　Shorter Delivery Time, Earlier Profits

　　With large supporting cast steel companies and large machining workshop, Great Wall Machinery has 120 t casting ability, can supply complete spare parts. Furthermore, with a variety of long-term cooperation and first-class equipment suppliers, it greatly shortens delivery cycle, and makes your profit in the shortest possible

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