Calcined clay - coarse Calcined clay - ground

Grinding of calcined clay

Comminution ball mill

Calcined clay is often finely ground after thermal treatment. Grinding increases the surface area of ​​the material, making it significantly more active in chemical reactions. This is particularly important in the construction industry: Finely ground calcined clay (metakaolin) can be used as a highly reactive additive in cement or concrete. It improves the strength, impermeability, and durability of the building materials while simultaneously contributing to a reduction in CO₂ emissions, as less clinker is required in the cement.

Task size:
50 kg per batch
Final fineness:
10-20 µm
Throughput:
approx. 200 kg/h
Machine:
Ball mill

Frequently Asked Questions

Calcined clay is clay (usually kaolinite) that has been thermally treated by heating to high temperatures (usually 600–900 °C).

  • Higher strength and hardness
  • Better chemical stability
  • Light to white color (depending on the raw material)
  • High reactivity in binders (e.g. cement)
  • Building materials industry: As an additive in cement and concrete (metakaolin makes concrete denser, more durable and more resistant to sulfates and chlorides).
  • ceramics: For the production of fine porcelain or as a filler.
  • Paper and paint industry: As a white pigment or filler.
  • Environmental Protection: Adsorbents for pollutants.
Klaus Ebenauer

Ing. Klaus Ebenauer

info@litechgmbh.com
+43 1 99 717 55

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