Discussion
Calcination begins at roughly 800 degrees and clinkering occurs near 1,450. What is the temperature interval between them?
Answer: D
Correct answer: about 650 degrees
\[ 1450 - 800 = 650\ \mathrm{degrees}. \] The interval matters because it is the range over which the meal must be carried after calcining, and moving the calcination out of the kiln into a precalciner leaves the kiln only this last stretch to accomplish.
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