Cement and Mining

Cement is defined as hydraulic binders obtained by adding gypsum or additives to clinker. Clinker is obtained by mixing raw materials such as limestone, clay, marl and iron ore containing silicone, calcium, aluminum and iron oxides at certain rates and cooking them up to a certain sintering temperature.

Preparing Raw Materials

Different raw materials obtained from furnaces are sent to stock silos following homogenization process after breaking, premixing and milling processes.

Clinker Manufacturing

Raw meal in stock silos is sent to rotary furnaces through elevators for sinterization process and Clinker is obtained at the end. Clinkers (semi-finished) manufactured are sent to stock silos.

Cement Grinding

Depending on cement types, Clinker, limestone and various additives are grinded together and sent to the cement stock silos.

Packaging / Loading / Unloading

Cements in stock silos are sent to the packaging units and prepared and loaded as bagged cement, bulk cement or bigbag.

Mining Companies

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