is ESCS? It is a unique, ceramic, lightweight aggregate prepared by expanding select minerals in a rotary kiln at temperatures over 1000C. The production and raw material selection... by truck. It is crushed to the proper size and conveyed into storage silos. Rotary Kilns: The shale is introduced to the rotary kiln at the cold end. The kiln is fired at the discharge... end with natural gas. The material is retained in the kiln approximately one (1) hour. During this time, minerals which are subject to decomposition at high temperatures...

Haydite Refractory Insulating Concrete Aggregates Foundries & Heavy Industry Fireplace Logs & Precast Elements Haydite is an aggregate produced by firing shale in a rotary kiln at 2200... applications. Kilns Petroleum Industry Coke Plants Steel mills Oil Refineries Petro-Chemical Plants Glass Factories Foundries Ceramic Plants Contact Hydraulic Press Brick for more information...

Proven Solution For almost 50 years Rotary Kiln produced Expanded Lightweight Aggregate (LWA) has been effectively used to solve geotechnical engineering problems and to convert... Expanded shale lightweight aggregate (LWA) has a long track record of quality and performance. Since its development in the early nineteen hundreds, LWA produced by the rotary kiln... applications. The quality of LWA results from a carefully controlled manufacturing process. In a rotary kiln, selectively mined shale is fired in excess of 2000' F. The LWA material...

shales in a rotary kiln at temperatures over 1000C. The production and raw material selection processes are strictly controlled to insure a uniform, high quality product... tile, traction grit, grog, insulating fill and many, many more. Expanded shale, clay and slate aggregate, as manufactured by the rotary kiln process (originally developed in 1908...

conditioner and geotechnical fills. What is ESCS? It is a unique, ceramic, lightweight aggregate prepared by expanding select minerals in a rotary kiln at temperatures over 1000C... and slate aggregate, as manufactured by the rotary kiln process (originally developed in 1908 and patented in 1918 as Haydite), is available throughout the world. Copyright by Hydraulic...