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The production of cement starts with the extraction of raw materials from the ground. These raw materials, typically limestone, clay, sand, and iron ore, are combined in a large industrial furnace called a kiln. The kiln is heated to more than 1,000°C, causing the mixture to become molten and form aRead more
The production of cement starts with the extraction of raw materials from the ground. These raw materials, typically limestone, clay, sand, and iron ore, are combined in a large industrial furnace called a kiln. The kiln is heated to more than 1,000°C, causing the mixture to become molten and form a clinker.
This clinker is then cooled and ground into a fine powder that is blended with gypsum to form cement. The cement is then packaged and transported to factories where it can be used in various construction applications.
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