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GB/T 33652-2017 in English

GB/T 33652-2017 in English

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Technical regulation of energy consumption test for cement manufacturing

  • Issued on:2017-05-12
  • Implemented on:2017-12-01
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《GB/T 33652-2017水泥制造能耗测试技术规程》由TC20(全国能源基础与管理标准化技术委员会)归口,主管部门为国家标准化管理委员会。


Introduction

Interpretation of Technical Regulations for Energy Consumption Test in Cement Manufacturing

GB/T 33652-2017 Technical Regulations for Energy Consumption Test in Cement Manufacturing is an important standard for energy conservation and consumption reduction in China's cement industry. It aims to standardize the energy consumption test methods in the cement manufacturing process and provide a scientific basis for achieving energy management and optimizing production processes. This standard is applicable to energy consumption test and calculation for general silicate cement and clinker manufacturing.

Comparison of standard frameworks

Chapter number Main content Scope of application Key requirements
1 Scope General Portland cement and clinker manufacturing Clear the test scope and applicable conditions
2 Normative reference documents Related national standards Ensure data accuracy and consistency
5 Test content and methods Raw material pretreatment, grinding system, clinker burning, etc. The test boundary and calculation formula are specified in detail

Explanation of professional terms and application cases

Raw and clinker conversion coefficient (C.1): Refers to the conversion relationship between raw materials and clinker in the cement production process. The theoretical energy consumption per unit clinker is determined by calculating the waste heat of kiln exhaust gas and coal powder consumption.

For example, in the new dry production process, the raw and clinker conversion coefficient directly affects the calculation results of the kiln system energy consumption. In practical applications, the actual raw and clinker conversion coefficient of wet raw materials (m_s2) needs to be corrected by formula (C.4):

m_s2 = m_s1 / (1 - W_s)

Wherein, W_s is the moisture content of the raw materials, ensuring that the calculation results are closer to the actual production situation.

Implementation Suggestions

  1. Establish an energy management system: According to the requirements of GB/T 23331, equip with measuring instruments and calibrate them regularly to ensure data accuracy.
  2. Optimize test frequency: According to the system operation stability, reasonably arrange the test cycle and frequency to avoid waste of resources.
  3. Strengthen equipment maintenance: Regularly check the operating status of key equipment such as rotary kilns and coal mills to ensure the stability of thermal parameters.
  4. Promote the application of waste heat power generation: Make full use of the waste heat of kiln tail exhaust gas to improve energy utilization and reduce carbon emissions.

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