Lecture

Clay Calcination: Optimal Firing Conditions

Description

This lecture covers the importance of calcination temperature for clay, emphasizing the need for a specific firing window to enhance reactivity. It discusses the structural disorder, agglomeration, and strength as indicators of reactivity, along with the activation window for clay minerals. The presentation also includes details on the clay calcination process, quality assessment protocols, and the issue of color in the final product.

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