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Class 106/742 - Cooling in reducing atmosphere


Subclass of Class 106 - Compositions: coating or plastic
Definition: Subject matter involving cooling in a reducing atmosphere.
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 11/25/1997


NumberTitleIssue Date
5690729Cement mixtures with alkali-intolerant matter and method
A method of reinforcing cement/concrete mixtures with alkali-intolerant reinforcements and/or aggregate, such as uncoated, common glass filament, plastic filament, fabric and roving made therefrom by reducing the pH of the mixture while in its plastic sta...
11/25/1997
5618104Method for cooling white cement clinker
A method of cooling white cement clinker sintered in a rotary kiln includes the following steps: introducing the white cement clinker from the rotary kiln into a first cooling stage; comminuting the white cement clinker in the first cooling stage; quenchi...
04/08/1997
4595416Method and apparatus for producing cement clinker including white cement
A method and apparatus for producing cement which includes intermixing the cement forming raw materials with water, coal or coke and cement as a binder and forming this mixture of materials into nodules by pelletizing or extrusion. The system is particula...
06/17/1986
4101337Cement manufacture
A method is disclosed for manufacturing white cement wherein cement clinker is burnt in a kiln and prior to discharge from the kiln the clinker is contacted with a reducing agent such as fuel oil. The method further comprises discharging the hot cement cl...
07/18/1978
3961974Method of manufacture of improved white portland cement
Improved white portland cement is made by utilizing briquettes or pellets having a smallest dimension of 1/4 to 3/4 inch to accomplish a uniform optimum heat transfer during the quenching step....
06/08/1976
 
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