CHRYSO®ICARE is a new patent-pending innovation that boosts cement compressive strengths to significantly reduce clinker factor and therefore cement CO2 footprint.
CHRYSO®ICARE is a disruptive technology developed into 2 ranges:
CHRYSO®ICARE patent-pending technology has been developed to support the Cement industry in lowering cement carbon footprint.
CHRYSO®ICARE strength enhancers enable to achieve unequalled performance:
Especially designed for Vertical Roller Mills, CHRYSO®ICARE VRM additive range allows to achieve higher cement compressive strengths by overtaking process limitations:
CHRYSO®ICARE CP additives provide full cement activation potential by better controlling cement transport properties in ball mill or Horomill®-based processes:
CHRYSO®ICARE DIAGNOSIS focuses on 4 parameters
Developed by our technical experts, CHRYSO®ICARE DIAGNOSIS confirms the benefits of CHRYSO®ICARE Technology for each plant, according to a prior on-field process assessment and customer needs evaluation.
Tailor-made additives will be designed accordingly to provide you with the optimal cost/performance solutions.
MILL
DESIGN
Mill type and configuration as well as particle classification technology are key parameters.
PROCESS
SENSITIVITY
Grinding workshop bottlenecks are carefully assessed at all stages of the process.
CEMENT
COMPOSITION
Cement composition and SCM quality are analyzed.
TARGETED
PERFORMANCE
Both cement quality and production requirements strongly drive the design of tailor-made solutions.
OBJECTIVE This case study is based on a real field trial to produce cement with lower carbon footprint optimazing clinker factor and SCM content. The 2 main objectives of the field trial were: From product side: to substitute Type 1 cement (CEM I) by Type 1L cement (CEM II/A-L) maintaining strength profile equal or better […]
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