Discussion
The main burner of a rotary kiln is designed to produce
Answer: B
Correct answer: a stable flame of controlled length and shape
The flame determines where the peak temperature falls along the kiln, and that in turn determines where the coating forms and how the clinker is burnt. The burner is designed so that length and shape can be adjusted through the primary air and the momentum, and stability matters as much as either.
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