Gebr. Pfeiffer, Inc. Helps Cement Plant Reduce Emissions
Pembroke Pines, Florida, USA, October 2011 - Today’s plant upgrades are not always driven by a need to increase capacity, but rather a need to reduce emissions in order to meet new government standards, as was the case with The Monarch Cement Company of Humboldt, Kansas. The company’s cement plant needs to improve the overall airflow in order to meet the new NESHAP (National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants) requirements.
The Monarch Cement Plant
Humboldt, Kansas, USA
As a result, The Monarch Cement Company recently contracted with Gebr. Pfeiffer, Inc. to upgrade their MPS 3450 Raw Mill (provided by Allis Chalmers under MPS license). The mill upgrade solution will include the following:
•New Grinding Table for the MPS 3450 Raw Mill
•SLS 3750 High Efficiency Classifier
•AZZ 5600 Cyclone
•Fan
•Plant Engineering
Additional duct work and related engineering services will also be provided, along with installation of a new Gebr. Pfeiffer “lift and swing” device that will simplify, and offer easier access, for the mill maintenance process.
The upgrade project will allow hot gases from 2 kilns to both be directed through the raw material mill – which will clean the gas pollutants while grinding limestone in the MPS 3450 raw mill, thus improving the overall airflow at the plant. Completion of the upgrade is expected by March 2013 and will result in an overall reduction in emissions.
About The Monarch Cement Company:
The Monarch Cement Company produces two separate products; Monarch Portland Cement and Monarch Masonry Cement. The company has continued to sell its high-quality cement products to customers throughout the Midwest since 1908. Today, the company serves all or parts of Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Oklahoma from the Humboldt, Kansas plant as well as terminals in Des Moines, Iowa and Dodge City, Kansas.
About Gebr. Pfeiffer:
Located in South Florida, Gebr. Pfeiffer, Inc. services customers throughout both North and South America. The company is a subsidiary of Gebr. Pfeiffer SE, with headquarters in Kaiserslautern, Germany, and a staff of over 450 employees worldwide. By developing specialized equipment for grinding, drying, separating, hydrating and calcining applications, Gebr. Pfeiffer has made major contributions to the progress of processing technology, since its foundation in 1864.
Reducing Cement Plant Emissions
Gebr. Pfeiffer, Inc. Helps Cement Plant Reduce Emissions
Pembroke Pines, Florida, USA, October 2011 - Today’s plant upgrades are not always driven by a need to increase capacity, but rather a need to reduce emissions in order to meet new government standards, as was the case with The Monarch Cement Company of Humboldt, Kansas. The company’s cement plant needs to improve the overall airflow in order to meet the new NESHAP (National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants) requirements.
The Monarch Cement Plant
Humboldt, Kansas, USA
As a result, The Monarch Cement Company recently contracted with Gebr. Pfeiffer, Inc. to upgrade their MPS 3450 Raw Mill (provided by Allis Chalmers under MPS license). The mill upgrade solution will include the following:
•New Grinding Table for the MPS 3450 Raw Mill
•SLS 3750 High Efficiency Classifier
•AZZ 5600 Cyclone
•Fan
•Plant Engineering
Additional duct work and related engineering services will also be provided, along with installation of a new Gebr. Pfeiffer “lift and swing” device that will simplify, and offer easier access, for the mill maintenance process.
The upgrade project will allow hot gases from 2 kilns to both be directed through the raw material mill – which will clean the gas pollutants while grinding limestone in the MPS 3450 raw mill, thus improving the overall airflow at the plant. Completion of the upgrade is expected by March 2013 and will result in an overall reduction in emissions.
About The Monarch Cement Company:
The Monarch Cement Company produces two separate products; Monarch Portland Cement and Monarch Masonry Cement. The company has continued to sell its high-quality cement products to customers throughout the Midwest since 1908. Today, the company serves all or parts of Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Oklahoma from the Humboldt, Kansas plant as well as terminals in Des Moines, Iowa and Dodge City, Kansas.
About Gebr. Pfeiffer:
Located in South Florida, Gebr. Pfeiffer, Inc. services customers throughout both North and South America. The company is a subsidiary of Gebr. Pfeiffer SE, with headquarters in Kaiserslautern, Germany, and a staff of over 450 employees worldwide. By developing specialized equipment for grinding, drying, separating, hydrating and calcining applications, Gebr. Pfeiffer has made major contributions to the progress of processing technology, since its foundation in 1864.
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