Lime Slurry Preparation System Hydration Process Quicklime (CaO) reacts with water to form hydrated lime (Ca(OH)?) through a hydration process, releasing significant heat and expanding in volume. The theoretical water requirement for complete hydration is 32% of the lime's weight. Hydrated lime is a fine white powder with limited water solubility. Excess water yields a lime slurry (milk), where particles form a colloidal calcium hydroxide structure. The alkaline solution reacts with reactive silica or alumina at ambient temperatures to generate hydraulic binding compounds. Slurry Concentration Typical lime slurry preparation concentration: 10–15%. Preparation Methods 1.Slaking of Quicklime 2.Direct Hydration of Pre-Hydrated Lime | ![]() |
◎System Advantages
● Specialized Design: Optimized for lime hydration and slurry preparation, incorporating moisture resistance, odor control, and anti-clogging features.
● Ready-to-Use: On-demand preparation ensures immediate availability.
● Compact Modular Integration: Space-saving design with pre-engineered components simplifies installation and reduces civil engineering costs.
● Advanced Powder Handling: Integrates Sodimat arch-breaking technology with precision dry-powder dosing for cohesive material flow.
● Fully Automated Control: Operators input parameters via touchscreen—① slurry concentration (%), ② dosing rate (L/h)—for unmanned operation.
Precise proportional preparation and accurate quantitative dosing of solution/slurry for lime, soda ash, powdered activated carbon, and other powders.