ADVANTAGES

• Reduces mill vibrations (30% to 50% reduction).
• Reduces water injection (up to 50%) at constant vibrations due to better stabilization and regulation of the bed thickness.
• Lower water addition to cement often reduces setting time and has positive effects on strengths.
• Mineral additive rates can be increased.
• Increase of early (24 and 48 hours) mechanical strengths of cements.
• Increases mill production (10% to 20%) depending on the efficiency of the equipment and the characteristics of the material to be ground.
• Reduces grinding energy costs.
• Improves physical properties of the ground material.
• Improves performance in both closed and open circuit systems at equal specific surface area or equal sieve residues.
• Powder flow characteristics are improved before, during and after storage.
• Pack set tendencies and coating are substantially reduced.
• The risk of false set is reduced due to lower grinding temperature.
• Cement particle size distribution is improved resulting in more thorough hydration.
• Reduces plastic shrinkage (Initial set).