Discussion
Ring formation inside a kiln refers to
Answer: D
Correct answer: a build-up of material that restricts the bore
Rings are accretions of clinker or dust that build up on the lining at a particular point, narrowing the passage and disturbing both the gas flow and the movement of the charge. They can grow enough to block the kiln, and they are usually attacked with an air cannon or, if that fails, by stopping and cutting them out.
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