Date: Thu Nov 23 07:26:13 2000
Posted By: Nik Streit, Scientist, Laboratory of Atmospheric Chemistry, Paul Scherrer Institute
Area of science: Earth Sciences
ID: 971343648.Es
Message:
I would assume that your system is run with an excess air stream. When
there is a
sufficiently high concentration of iron in your limestone, double oxides
from the CaO·Fe2O3
family will occur as a sintering product. This product is then quite likely
not to trickle
as nicely and will eventually clog your system.
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