Line-by-Line - only input lines

Line-by-Line | Line-by-Line - only input lines | Line-by-Line - only calculated lines | List of Key Performance Indicators (KPI)

Note that the Cement CO2 and Energy Protocol and the Protocol Spreadsheet have a specific line number index (see Column B in the Excel® file). These line numbers are used throughout all documents of the Protocol. They differ from the Excel® row numbers. In the Internet Manual, the index of line numbers consists of the word “line” and the line number with three digits. For some lines a small letter is added to the number, e.g. “line059c”.

Plant Sheet

General Plant Information

Table 136: Plant Sheet - General Plant Information

Line Title Comment

001

Plant

Instruction: Enter here the name of the plant for which you want to report in this Plant sheet. You can use letters, numbers and spaces. You can use the button called "New plant sheet" to create a new Plant sheet in your Protocol Spreadsheet.You can also use the button "New Plant Sheet Transfer 3.04 > 3.1" to create a new Plant sheet and use it either for transferring data from CSI Protocol version 3.04 to version 3.1 or for imports from company databases. Note: All general plant information, e.g. the country and contintent, schould be enterd according to the location and specification of the plant! (and not according to the company).

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002

Company

Instruction: Enter here the name of the company to which the plant above belongs. You can use letters, numbers and spaces.

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003

Country

Comment: Selection needed
Instruction: Please choose the country in which your plant is located. The drop-down list shows the names of several countries around the world. If the name of your country is not included, you can choose “other” Africa, Asia, America or Europe according to the continent to which your country belongs. Note: All general plant information, e.g. the country and contintent, schould be enterd according to the location and specification of the plant! (and not according to the company).

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004

Continent

Comment: Selection needed
Instruction: Please choose the continent in which your plant is located, e.g., if your plant is located in Italy as country, then you should choose Europe as continent. Note: All general plant information, e.g. the country and contintent schould be enterd according to the location and specification of the plant! (and not according to the company).

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005

"Kyoto" Region (Annex 1 or non-Annex 1)

Instruction: This line has a drop-down list which contains only two choices: Annex1 and Non-Annex1. Choose the Kyoto region to which your company belongs. Annex I to the UNFCCC lists the developed country Parties which have special responsibilities in meeting the objective of the Convention. They include the OECD countries (excl. Mexico and Korea), the countries of Eastern Europe, Russia, and the European Union.

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006

Kiln types

Comment: Selection needed
Instruction: Here you can choose the type of kiln used in your plant. In the drop-down list you can find the kiln types which are defined as categories in the CSI Protocol version 3. Alternatively, you can choose N/A when this information is not available.

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006a

Nominal clinker capacity

Comment: Selection needed
Comment: You can select the range from a drop- down list, so you do not have to enter it.
Instruction: Here you can select the range in which your nominal daily clinker capacity lies, e.g. if your plant nominal clinker capacity is 1500 tonnes per day then you should select " 501 < X < 2000 ".

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006b

Plant type

Comment: Selection needed
Instruction: From a drop-down list, select the type of the plant for which you are filling in this sheet. You have many choices which distinguish the types of plant depending on the production process which is carried out at the plant level, e.g. plants which are only used for the production of grey cement are defined under the selection "Grey Cement". If this plant is not in use during the year for which you are filling in the sheet, you should select "Not in use". If your plant type is not included in the drop-down list you can choose "Other plant".

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007

Shares owned by Company

Comment: Please note that the value entered should be a percentage.
Instruction: Enter a number showing the percentage of shares owned by the company here. e.g. if your company shares amount to half of the plant, then you should enter 50%. Do not enter a percentage higher than 100%.

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007aa

Third party verification

Comment: Selection needed
Instruction: Here please select the status of assurance or in other words third party verification. You will find the possible selections for this input in the drop-down list. Refer to the Protocol Guidance Document, Chapter 8 and Appendix A8, for further information on managing quality and requirements for assurance.

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007ab

Used Cement CO2 and Energy Protocol version

Comment: Fixed value for all calculations and data processed with this spreadsheet
Instruction: The Protocol version is a fixed value related to the version of the Protocl Spreadsheet and all calculations performed in it.

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007ac

Short notes or user comment (max. 250 characters)

Instruction: Enter your remarks and comments regarding the data of a specific plant and reporting year in this field

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Inventory Boundaries: Coverage of Main Process Steps

Table 137: Plant Sheet - Inventory Boundaries: Coverage of Main Process Steps

Line Title Comment

007a

Raw material supply (quarrying, mining, crushing)

Instruction: "yes" means that energy consumption and emissions data for the raw material supply (non-kiln fuels, power) are reported. "n.a." (not applicable) means that the source does not exist at this plant, or that emissions are never generated from this source. "no" means that emissions are generated as a result of the process step, but the data are not reported -- The selection of “no” needs explanation why "no" was used. This explanation can be included (or referenced) in a short note or user comment in line007ac. The Plant sheet will expand and contract relevant sections of lines. Apply the complete inventory boundary definition by selecting the relevant reporting year in line007k, column E.

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007b

Preparation of raw materials, fuels and additives

Comment: If you select "yes", some additional lines will appear in this sheet.
Instruction: "yes" means that energy consumption and emissions data for the preparation of raw materials, fuels and additives (kiln fuels, power) are reported. "n.a." (not applicable) means that the source does not exist at this plant, or that emissions are never generated from this source. "no" means that emissions are generated as a result of the process step, but the data are not reported -- The selection of “no” needs explanation why "no" was used. This explanation can be included (or referenced) in a short note or user comment in line007ac. The Plant sheet will expand and contract relevant sections of lines. Apply the complete inventory boundary definition by selecting the relevant reporting year in line007k, column E.

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007c

Kiln operation (pyro-processing)

Comment: If you select "yes", some additional lines will appear in this sheet.
Instruction: "yes" means that energy consumption and emissions data for the kiln operation (pyro-processing, calcination CO2, kiln fuels, power) are reported. "n.a." (not applicable) means that the source does not exist at this plant, or that emissions are never generated from this source. "no" means that emissions are generated as a result of the process step, but the data are not reported -- The selection of “no” needs explanation why "no" was used. This explanation can be included (or referenced) in a short note or user comment in line007ac. The Plant sheet will expand and contract relevant sections of lines. Apply the complete inventory boundary definition by selecting the relevant reporting year in line007k, column E.

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007d

Cement grinding, blending

Instruction: "yes" means that energy consumption and emissions data for the cement grinding and blending (non-kiln fuels, power) are reported. "n.a." (not applicable) means that the source does not exist at this plant, or that emissions are never generated from this source. "no" means that emissions are generated as a result of the process step, but the data are not reported -- The selection of “No” needs explanation why "No" was used. This explanation can be included (or referenced) in a short note or user comment in line007ac. The Plant sheet will expand and contract relevant sections of lines. Apply the complete inventory boundary definition by selecting the relevant reporting year in line007k, column E.

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007e

On-site (internal) transport

Instruction: "yes" means that energy consumption and emissions data for the on-site (internal) transport (non-kiln fuels, power) are reported. "n.a." (not applicable) means that the source does not exist at this plant, or that emissions are never generated from this source. "no" means that emissions are generated as a result of the process step, but the data are not reported -- The selection of “no” needs explanation why "no" was used. This explanation can be included (or referenced) in a short note or user comment in line007ac. The Plant sheet will expand and contract relevant sections of lines. Apply the complete inventory boundary definition by selecting the relevant reporting year in line007k, column E.

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007f

Off-site transport with company-owned fleets

Instruction: "yes" means that energy consumption and emissions data for the off-site transport with company owend fleets (non-kiln fuels) are reported. "n.a." (not applicable) means that the source does not exist at this plant, or that emissions are never generated from this source. "no" means that emissions are generated as a result of the process step, but the data are not reported. The Plant sheet will expand and contract relevant sections of lines. Apply the complete inventory boundary definition by selecting the relevant reporting year in line007k, column E.

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007g

On-site power generation

Comment: If you select "yes", some additional lines may appear in this sheet.
Instruction: "yes" means that energy consumption and emissions data for the on-site power generation (non-kiln fuels, power) are reported. "n.a." (not applicable) means that the source does not exist at this plant, or that emissions are never generated from this source. "no" means that emissions are generated as a result of the process step, but the data are not reported -- The selection of “no” needs explanation why "no" was used. This explanation can be included (or referenced) in a short note or user comment in line007ac. The Plant sheet will expand and contract relevant sections of lines. Apply the complete inventory boundary definition by selecting the relevant reporting year in line007k, column E.

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007h

Room heating and cooling

Instruction: "yes" means that energy consumption and emissions data for the room heating and cooling (non-kiln fuels, power) are reported. "n.a." (not applicable) means that the source does not exist at this plant, or that emissions are never generated from this source. "no" means that emissions are generated as a result of the process step, but the data are not reported -- The selection of “no” needs explanation why "no" was used. This explanation can be included (or referenced) in a short note or user comment in line007ac. The Plant sheet will expand and contract relevant sections of lines. Apply the complete inventory boundary definition by selecting the relevant reporting year in line007k, column E.

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007i

(add other processes as appropriate)

Instruction: "yes" means that energy consumption and emissions data for the additional process steps (fuels, power) are reported. "n.a." (not applicable) means that the source does not exist at this plant, or that emissions are never generated from this source. "no" means that emissions are generated as a result of the process step, but the data are not reported -- The selection of “no” needs explanation why "no" was used. This explanation can be included (or referenced) in a short note or user comment in line007ac. Apply the complete inventory boundary definition by selecting the relevant reporting year in line007k, column E.

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007j

use of internal cement transfer for blending

Instruction: "yes" means that internal cement transfers for blending are reported. "n.a." (not applicable) means that these transfers do not exist at this plant. "no" means that these transferes exist, but the data are not reported -- The selection of “no” needs explanation why "no" was used. This explanation can be included (or referenced) in a short note or user comment in line007ac. Apply the complete inventory boundary definition by selecting the relevant reporting year in line007k, column E.

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007k

Select year to copy and apply inventory boundaries (7a - 7j)

Comment: Use macro in line7k, column E, to copy and apply inventory boundaries to specific reporting years.

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007n

1.) Select calcination CO2 method (A1; A2; B1; B2) B1=Standard (no seperate calcination sheet needed).

Comment: Select method for reporting CO2 emissions from raw material calcination. Use macro in column E to create coresponding calcination sheet, if missing.
Comment: The selection of the calculation method will open few input lines in the Plant sheet. When you use the button, you will create an additional calcination sheet in your Protocol Spreadsheet. This is only requiered if you choose a method other than the default which is B1. Selection is possible if kiln operation (line 7c) is yes.

Used in lines: ​line034d​

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Clinker and Cement Production

Table 138: Plant Sheet - Clinker and Cement Production

Line Title Comment

008

Clinker production

Comment: Actual clinker production of active kilns

Used in lines: ​line011​ , ​line021a​ , ​line021b​ , ​line035d​ , ​line036​ , ​line060​ , ​line060a​ , ​line060b​ , ​line073​ , ​line063a​ , ​line063b​ , ​line093​ , ​line098​

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009

Clinker bought from other companies and from cross-border transfer

Comment: Amount of clinker purchased from other companies. See Section 7.4 of guidance document for details on company-internal transfers.

Used in lines: ​line011​ , ​line049c​ , ​line091​

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010

Clinker sold to other companies and from cross-border transfer

Comment: Amount of clinker sold to other companies. See Section 7.4 of guidance document for details on company-internal transfers.

Used in lines: ​line011​ , ​line049c​ , ​line091​

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010a

Change in clinker stocks (+ = increase; - = reduction)

Comment: Amount of clinker added to stocks (positive sign) or taken from stocks (negative sign), (=stock at end minus stock at start of the year).
Comment: Please make sure that you have entered the value with the correct sign.

Used in lines: ​line011​

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010b

Internal clinker transfer (+ = clinker received; - = clinker sent)

Comment: Amount of clinker transfers with other plants belonging to the same company
Comment: Please make sure that you have entered the value with the correct sign.

Used in lines: ​line011​ , ​line049c​ , ​line091​

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010c

Clinker from internal transfer of processed cement (+ = cement received; - = cement sent)

Comment: Amount of clinker transfers with cement transferes with other plants belonging to the same company
Comment: Transferred cements, that are not further processed at plant are excluded.

Used in lines: ​line011​ , ​line049c​ , ​line091​

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012

Gypsum

Comment: Only mineral components used for portland cement and blended cement, excl. MIC used for slag cement production

Used in lines: ​line018​

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013

Limestone

Comment: Only mineral components used for portland cement and blended cement, excl. MIC used for slag cement production

Used in lines: ​line018​

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014

Slag

Comment: Only mineral components used for portland cement and blended cement, excl. MIC used for slag cement production

Used in lines: ​line018​

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015

Fly ash (for blending)

Comment: Only mineral components used for portland cement and blended cement, excl. MIC used for slag cement production

Used in lines: ​line018​

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016

Puzzolana

Comment: Only mineral components used for portland cement and blended cement, excl. MIC used for slag cement production

Used in lines: ​line018​

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017

Others (e.g., CKD added to cement mill)

Comment: Only mineral components used for portland cement and blended cement, excl. MIC used for slag cement production

Used in lines: ​line018​

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017a

MIC from internal transfer of processed cement (+ = cement received; - = cement sent)

Comment: Amount of MICs transfers between plants belonging to the same company
Comment: Transferred cements, that are not further processed at plant are excluded.

Used in lines: ​line018​

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019a

Processed slag sold externally

Comment: This is pure slag, dried and/or ground on-site and sold externally (no company-internal transfer)

Used in lines: ​line019​

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019b

Processed fly ash and other puzzolana sold externally

Comment: This is fly ash and other puzzolana, dried and/or ground on-site and sold externally (no company-internal transfer)

Used in lines: ​line019​

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019c

Total internal processed MIC transfer (+ = received; - = sent)

Comment: Total amount of MICs processed on-site and transfered between plants of the same company (not sold to or purchaesd from other companies)

Used in lines: ​line019​

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Dust Production (dry weight)

Table 139: Plant Sheet - Dust Production (dry weight)

Line Title Comment

022

Bypass dust leaving kiln system

Comment: Only bypass dust which leaves the kiln system, e.g. for landfilling.

Used in lines: ​line037​

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023

CKD leaving the kiln system

Comment: All CKD which leaves the kiln system, e.g. for additions to cement mill, direct sale, landfilling, etc. CKD volumes added to cement mill should also be entered in line 17. CKD sold directly as a product may be entered in line 19b.

Used in lines: ​line038a​

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024

CKD calcination rate d (Plant specific value or default 0%= dry kilns, 100%= for other kiln types)

Comment: for other kiln types. To be replaced with more precise data by Company if available. See Protocol Guideance Document, Appendix 4 for instructions.
Comment: Please note that the value entered should be a percentage!

Used in lines: ​line038a​

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Power Balance

Table 140: Plant Sheet - Power Balance

Line Title Comment

033a

Total power production from separate on-site power generation

Comment: Power production from separate on-site power generation in Mega Watt hours per year

Used in lines: ​line033ac​ , ​line033ad​

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033aa

Power delivered to cement plant

Comment: Power production from separate on-site power generation delivered to the cement plant in Mega Watt hours per year

Used in lines: ​line033ac​ , ​line033​

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033ab

Power delivered externally

Comment: Power production from separate on-site power generation delivered externally in Mega Watt hours per year

Used in lines: ​line033ac​

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033b

Total power production from waste heat recovery

Comment: Power production from waste heat recovery in Mega Watt hours per year

Used in lines: ​line033bc​

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033ba

Power delivered to cement plant

Comment: Power production from waste heat recovery delivered to the cement plant in Mega Watt hours per year

Used in lines: ​line033bc​ , ​line033​

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033bb

Power delivered externally

Comment: Power production from waste heat recovery delivered externally in Mega Watt hours per year

Used in lines: ​line033bc​

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033ca

External power delivered to cement plant

Comment: purchased power minus power sold back in case of own power production.

Used in lines: ​line033c​ , ​line033​

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033cb

Cement-related external power delivered to on-site power generation plant

Comment: Power used for own consumption of on-site power plant obtained from the external grid or supplier

Used in lines: ​line033c​

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033cc

Cement-related external power delivered to waste heat recovery plant

Comment: Power used for own consumption of waste heat recovery plant obtained from the external grid or supplier

Used in lines: ​line033c​

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033d

CO2 per power unit produced externally

Comment: Specific CO2 emission per unit grid power, to be obtained from power supplier or national authorities

Used in lines: ​line049a​

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033e

Power consumption up to and including clinker production

Comment: Power used for clinker production (e.g. from the quarry to the clinker storage)

Used in lines: ​line098​ , ​line098c​

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Waste Heat Use

Table 141: Plant Sheet - Waste Heat Use

Line Title Comment

034

Waste heat supplied to external consumers

Comment: Waste heat exported to third parties

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034a

Waste heat used internally (incl. power generation)

Comment: Waste heat used internally (e.g. for drying of fuels or raw materials)

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Calculation method in calcination sheet

Table 142: Plant Sheet - Calculation method in calcination sheet

Line Title Comment

034d

Calculation method in calcination sheet

Comment: Selected method for reporting CO2 emissions from raw material calcination

Used in lines: ​line035a​ , ​line035b​ , ​line035c​ , ​line035d​ , ​line036​ , ​line037​ , ​line038a​ , ​line038b​ , ​line039​

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Data for Simple Output Method (A1)

Table 143: Plant Sheet - Data for Simple Output Method (A1)

Line Title Comment

034e

Input CalcA1: Raw meal consumption (Line 525)

Comment: parameters for simple input method (A1)

Used in lines: ​line035d​

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034f

Input CalcA1: Total CO2 from raw materials (Line 526)

Comment: parameters for simple input method (A1)

Used in lines: ​line039​

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Data for Detailed Output Method (A2)

Table 144: Plant Sheet - Data for Detailed Output Method (A2)

Line Title Comment

034i

Input CalcA2: Raw meal consumption (Line 681)

Comment: parameters for detailed input method (A2)

Used in lines: ​line035d​

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034j

Input CalcA2: Total CO2 from raw materials (Line 682)

Comment: parameters for detailed input method (A2)

Used in lines: ​line039​

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Data for Simple Input Method (B1)

Table 145: Plant Sheet - Data for Simple Input Method (B1)

Line Title Comment

034m

Standard calcination emission factor [default 525 kg CO2/t clinker]

Comment: Standard parameter for simple output method (B1)

Used in lines: ​line035a​

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034n

Organic carbon content of raw meal (average), default value 0.2%, or set plant specific value

Comment: Standard parameter for simple output method (B1)

Used in lines: ​line035b​

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034o

Raw meal : clinker ratio, default value 1.55, or set plant specific value

Comment: Standard parameter for simple output method (B1)

Used in lines: ​line035c​

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Data for Detailed Input Method (B2)

Table 146: Plant Sheet - Data for Detailed Input Method (B2)

Line Title Comment

034q

Input CalcB2: Calcination emission factor corrected for CaO,MgO, Ca-Si, Mg-Si imports (Line 820)

Comment: parameter for detailed output method (B2)

Used in lines: ​line035a​

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034r

Organic carbon content of raw meal (average), default value 0.2%, or set plant specific value

Comment: Standard parameter for detailed output method (B2)
Comment: Please note that the input value should be in percentage!

Used in lines: ​line035b​

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034s

Raw meal : clinker ratio, default value 1.55, or set plant specific value

Comment: Standard parameter for detailed output method (B2)

Used in lines: ​line035c​

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Indirect CO2 Emissions (Main Sources)

Table 147: Plant Sheet - Indirect CO2 Emissions (Main Sources)

Line Title Comment

049b

Emission factor for inbound clinker

Comment: Default is 865 kg CO2/t clinker. This represents an average of several cement companies represented in CSI. Using this default consistently across different plants ensures that company-internal clinker transfers cancel out when consolidating emissions. The value of 865 kg CO2/t clinker in the Protocol version 3.0 is taken from the CSI GNR data base. It is the global weighted average for the years 2006/2007.
Comment: The value of 865 kg CO2/t clinker in the Protocol version 3.0 is taken from the CSI GNR data base. It is the global weighted average for the years 2006/2007.

Used in lines: ​line049c​

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Kiln Fuel Consumption in tonnes per year

Table 148: Plant Sheet - Kiln Fuel Consumption in tonnes per year

Line Title Comment

101

Conventional fossil fuels (excl. drying of raw materials and fuels)

102

coal + anthracite

Used in lines: ​line162​

103

petrol coke

Used in lines: ​line163​

104

(ultra) heavy fuel

Used in lines: ​line164​

105

diesel oil

Used in lines: ​line165​

106

natural gas

Used in lines: ​line166​

107

shale

Used in lines: ​line167​

107a

lignite

Used in lines: ​line167a​

108

Alternative fossil and mixed fuels (excl. drying of raw materials and fuels)

109

waste oil

Used in lines: ​line169​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

110

tyres

Used in lines: ​line170​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

111

RDF including plastics

Used in lines: ​line171​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

112

solvents

Used in lines: ​line172​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

113

impregnated saw dust

Used in lines: ​line173​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

113a

mixed industrial waste

Used in lines: ​line173a​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

114

other fossil based wastes and mixed fuels

Used in lines: ​line174​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

115

Biomass fuels (excl. drying of raw materials and fuels)

116

dried sewage sludge

Used in lines: ​line176​

117

wood, non impregnated saw dust

Used in lines: ​line177​

118

paper, carton

Used in lines: ​line178​

119

animal meal

Used in lines: ​line179​

120

animal bone meal

Used in lines: ​line180​

121

animal fat

Used in lines: ​line181​

122

agricultural, organic, diaper waste, charcoal

Used in lines: ​line182​

123

other biomass

Used in lines: ​line183​

Drying of raw materials and fuels

Table 149: Plant Sheet - Drying of raw materials and fuels

Line Title Comment

124

Conventional fossil fuels

124a

coal + anthracite + lignite

Used in lines: ​line184a​

124b

petrol coke

Used in lines: ​line184b​

124c

(ultra) heavy fuel

Used in lines: ​line184c​

124d

diesel oil

Used in lines: ​line184d​

124e

natural gas

Used in lines: ​line184e​

124f

shale

Used in lines: ​line184f​

125a

other fossil based wastes and mixed fuels

Comment: Consumption of alternative fossil fuels for drying of raw materials and fuels in tonnes per year. Fuel types are clustered for reasons of simplicity.

Used in lines: ​line184h​ , ​line184j​ , ​line236a​

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126a

other biomass

Comment: Consumption of biomass fuels for drying of raw materials and fuels in tonnes per year. Fuel types are clustered for reasons of simplicity.

Used in lines: ​line184j​ , ​line236a​

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Fuel Lower Heating Values

Table 150: Plant Sheet - Fuel Lower Heating Values

Line Title Comment

132

coal + anthracite

Used in lines: ​line162​

133

petrol coke

Used in lines: ​line163​

134

(ultra) heavy fuel

Used in lines: ​line164​

135

diesel oil

Used in lines: ​line165​

136

natural gas

Used in lines: ​line166​

137

shale

Used in lines: ​line167​

137a

lignite

Used in lines: ​line167a​

139

waste oil

Used in lines: ​line169​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

140

tyres

Used in lines: ​line170​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

141

RDF including plastics

Used in lines: ​line171​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

142

solvents

Used in lines: ​line172​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

143

impregnated saw dust

Used in lines: ​line173​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

143a

mixed industrial waste

Used in lines: ​line173a​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

144

other fossil based wastes and mixed fuels

Used in lines: ​line174​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

146

sewage sludge

Used in lines: ​line176​

147

wood, non impregnated saw dust

Used in lines: ​line177​

148

paper, carton

Used in lines: ​line178​

149

animal meal

Used in lines: ​line179​

150

animal bone meal

Used in lines: ​line180​

151

animal fat

Used in lines: ​line181​

152

agricultural, organic, diaper waste, charcoal

Used in lines: ​line182​

153

other biomass

Used in lines: ​line183​

Drying of raw materials and fuels

Table 151: Plant Sheet - Drying of raw materials and fuels

Line Title Comment

154

Conventional fossil fuels

154a

coal + anthracite + lignite

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line132 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line184a​

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154b

petrol coke

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line133 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line184b​

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154c

(ultra) heavy fuel

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line134 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line184c​

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154d

diesel oil

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line135 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line184d​

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154e

natural gas

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line136 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line184e​

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154f

shale

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line137 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line184f​

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155a

other fossil based wastes and mixed fuels

Comment: Average lower heating value (= net calorific value) of fuels. Values should refer to the same moisture content as the fuel consumption data listed in lines 101-123 (for example, based on dry weight).

Used in lines: ​line184h​ , ​line184j​ , ​line236a​

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156a

other biomass

Comment: Average lower heating value (= net calorific value) of fuels. Values should refer to the same moisture content as the fuel consumption data listed in lines 101-123 (for example, based on dry weight).

Used in lines: ​line184j​ , ​line236a​

See also

CO2 emission factors of Kiln Fuels (per lower heating value)

Table 152: Plant Sheet - CO2 emission factors of Kiln Fuels (per lower heating value)

Line Title Comment

186

coal + anthracite

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line212​ , ​line234a​ , ​line333a​ , ​line334a​

See also

187

petrol coke

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line213​ , ​line234b​ , ​line333b​ , ​line334i​

See also

188

(ultra) heavy fuel

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line214​ , ​line234c​ , ​line333c​ , ​line334b​

See also

189

diesel oil

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line215​ , ​line234d​ , ​line331a​ , ​line332a​ , ​line333d​ , ​line334c​

See also

190

natural gas

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line216​ , ​line234e​ , ​line332b​ , ​line333e​ , ​line334d​

See also

191

shale

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line217​ , ​line234f​ , ​line333f​

See also

192

lignite

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line217a​

See also

192a

gasoline

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line331b​

See also

192d

other fossil fuels (Equipment and On-Site Vehicles)

Used in lines: ​line331ba​

192b

other fossil fuels (Room Heating and Cooling)

Used in lines: ​line332c​

192c

other fossil fuels (On-Site Power Generation)

Used in lines: ​line334j​

194

waste oil

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line219​ , ​line233a​

See also

195

tyres

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line220​ , ​line233a​

See also

196

RDF including plastics

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line221​ , ​line233a​

See also

197

solvents

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line222​ , ​line233a​

See also

198

impregnated saw dust

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line223​ , ​line233a​

See also

199

mixed industrial waste

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line223a​ , ​line233a​

See also

199a

bio and mixed diesel

Used in lines: ​line331a​ , ​line331d​

200

other fossil based wastes and mixed fuels

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line224​ , ​line233a​ , ​line235a​ , ​line236a​ , ​line333h​ , ​line333j​ , ​line334g​ , ​line334e​

See also

200a

biomass in waste oil

Used in lines: ​line169​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

200b

biomass in tyres

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line170​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

See also

200c

biomass in RDF including plastics

Used in lines: ​line171​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

200d

biomass in solvents

Used in lines: ​line172​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

200e

biomass in impregnated saw dust

Used in lines: ​line173​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

200f

biomass in mixed industrial waste

Used in lines: ​line173a​ , ​line183a​ , ​line233a​

200g

biomass in bio and mixed diesel

Used in lines: ​line096b​ , ​line096d​ , ​line331a​ , ​line331d​

200h

biomass in other fossil based wastes and mixed fuels

Used in lines: ​line174​ , ​line183a​ , ​line184h​ , ​line184j​ , ​line233a​ , ​line236a​ , ​line333h​ , ​line333j​ , ​line334g​ , ​line334e​

202

sewage sludge

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line226​

See also

203

wood, non impregnated saw dust

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line227​

See also

204

paper, carton

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line228​

See also

205

animal meal

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line229​

See also

206

animal bone meal

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line230​

See also

207

animal fat

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line231​

See also

208

agricultural, organic, diaper waste, charcoal

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line232​

See also

209

other biomass

Comment: Input of plant specific emission factor possible.

Used in lines: ​line233​ , ​line236a​ , ​line333j​ , ​line334e​

See also

Non-Kiln Fuel Consumption in tonnes per year

Table 153: Plant Sheet - Non-Kiln Fuel Consumption in tonnes per year

Line Title Comment

301

Equipment and On-Site Vehicles fossil fuels

301a

diesel oil

Used in lines: ​line321a​

301b

gasoline

Used in lines: ​line321b​

301ba

other fossil fuels

Used in lines: ​line321ba​

301d

bio and mixed diesel

Comment: This cell lists the consumption of fuels containing biomass used by equipment and on-site vehicles in tonnes per year.

Used in lines: ​line321d​

See also

302a

diesel oil

Used in lines: ​line322a​

302b

natural gas

Used in lines: ​line322b​

302c

other fossil fuels

Used in lines: ​line322c​

303a

coal + anthracite+ lignite

Used in lines: ​line323a​

303b

petrol coke

Used in lines: ​line323b​

303c

(ultra) heavy fuel

Used in lines: ​line323c​

303d

diesel oil

Used in lines: ​line323d​

303e

natural gas

Used in lines: ​line323e​

303f

shale

Used in lines: ​line323f​

303h

other fossil based wastes and mixed fuels

Comment: This cell lists the consumption of alternative fossil fuels used for drying of raw materials and mineral components in tonnes per year.

Used in lines: ​line323h​

See also

303j

other biomass

Comment: This cell lists the consumption of alternative biomass fuels used for drying of raw materials and mineral components in tonnes per year.

Used in lines: ​line323j​

See also

304a

coal + anthracite + lignite

Used in lines: ​line324a​

304b

(ultra) heavy fuel

Used in lines: ​line324b​

304c

diesel oil

Used in lines: ​line324c​

304d

natural gas

Used in lines: ​line324d​

304i

petrol coke

Used in lines: ​line324i​

304j

other fossil fuels

Used in lines: ​line324j​

304f

Alternative fossil and mixed fuels

304g

other fossil based wastes and mixed fuels

Comment: This cell lists the consumption of alternative fossil fuels used on-site power generation in tonnes per year.

Used in lines: ​line324g​

See also

304e

other biomass

Comment: This cell lists the consumption of alternative biomass fuels used on-site power generation in tonnes per year.

Used in lines: ​line324e​

See also

Non-Kiln Fuel Lower Heating Values

Table 154: Plant Sheet - Non-Kiln Fuel Lower Heating Values

Line Title Comment

311a

diesel oil

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line135 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line321a​

See also

311b

gasoline

Used in lines: ​line321b​

311ba

other fossil fuels

Used in lines: ​line321ba​

311d

bio and mixed diesel

Comment: Average lower heating values (= net calorific value) and CO2 emission factors of fuels containing biomass. Emission factors are used as specified for kiln and non-kiln fuels in lines 186-200.

Used in lines: ​line321d​

See also

312a

diesel oil

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line135 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line322a​

See also

312b

natural gas

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line136 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line322b​

See also

312c

other fossil fuels

Used in lines: ​line322c​

313a

coal + anthracite + lignite

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line132 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line323a​

See also

313b

petrol coke

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line133 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line323b​

See also

313c

(ultra) heavy fuel

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line134 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line323c​

See also

313d

diesel oil

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line135 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line323d​

See also

313e

natural gas

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line136 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line323e​

See also

313f

shale

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line137 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line323f​

See also

313g

Alternative fossil and mixed fuels

313h

other fossil based wastes and mixed fuels

Comment: Average lower heating values (= net calorific value) and CO2 emission factors of alternative fossil fuels. Values should refer to the same moisture content as the fuel consumption data listed in lines 303h (for example, based on dry weight). Emission factors are used as specified for kiln and non-kiln fuels in lines 186-200.

Used in lines: ​line323h​

See also

313i

Alternative biomass fuels

313j

other biomass

Comment: Average lower heating values (= net calorific value) and CO2 emission factors of alternative biomass fuels. Values should refer to the same moisture content as the fuel consumption data listed in lines 303j (for example, based on dry weight). Emission factors are used as specified for kiln and non-kiln fuels in lines 186-200.

Used in lines: ​line323j​

See also

314a

coal + anthracite + lignite

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line132 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line324a​

See also

314b

(ultra) heavy fuel

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line134 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line324b​

See also

314c

diesel oil

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line135 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line324c​

See also

314d

natural gas

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line136 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line324d​

See also

314i

petrol coke

Instruction: This line is per default referenced to the lower heating value in line133 of the conventional fossil kiln fuels section. It can be overwritten, if required.

Used in lines: ​line324i​

See also

314j

other fossil fuels

Used in lines: ​line324j​

314g

other fossil based wastes and mixed fuels

Comment: Average lower heating values (= net calorific value) and CO2 emission factors of alternative fossil fuels. Values should refer to the same moisture content as the fuel consumption data listed in lines 304g (for example, based on dry weight). Emission factors are used as specified for kiln and non-kiln fuels in lines 186-200.

Used in lines: ​line324g​

See also

314e

other biomass

Comment: Average lower heating values (= net calorific value) and CO2 emission factors of alternative biomass fuels. Values should refer to the same moisture content as the fuel consumption data listed in lines 304e (for example, based on dry weight). Emission factors are used as specified for kiln and non-kiln fuels in lines 186-200.

Used in lines: ​line324e​

See also

Calcination Sheet A1

Raw meal

Table 155: Calcination Sheet A1 - Raw meal

Line Title Comment

500

Kiln feed (dry weight)

501

Dust return correction of kiln feed

502

Raw meal (RM) loss on ignition (LOIRM)

CKD leaving the kiln system

Table 156: Calcination Sheet A1 - CKD leaving the kiln system

Line Title Comment

510

CKD leaving the kiln system (dry weight)

511

CKD loss on ignition (LOICKD)

Calcination Sheet A2

General Plant Information

Table 157: Calcination Sheet A2 - General Plant Information

Line Title Comment

001

Plant

002

Company

003

Country

Raw meal

Table 158: Calcination Sheet A2 - Raw meal

Line Title Comment

600

Kiln feed

601

Dust return correction of kiln feed

602

Raw meal CO2 content (fCO2RM)

Comment: CO2 from total carbon is used as clarification for the analytical parameters of the Detailed Input Method A2. The term "CO2 content", which is used in the and in the, leads to misunderstandings.

See also

Additional raw material # 1 (not part of kiln feed)

Table 159: Calcination Sheet A2 - Additional raw material # 1 (not part of kiln feed)

Line Title Comment

610

Additional raw material (ARM)

611

ARM CO2 content

Comment: CO2 from total carbon is used as clarification for the analytical parameters of the Detailed Input Method A2. The term "CO2 content", which is used in the and in the, leads to misunderstandings.

See also

Additional raw material # 2 (not part of kiln feed)

Table 160: Calcination Sheet A2 - Additional raw material # 2 (not part of kiln feed)

Line Title Comment

613

Additional raw material (ARM)

614

ARM CO2 content

Comment: CO2 from total carbon is used as clarification for the analytical parameters of the Detailed Input Method A2. The term "CO2 content", which is used in the and in the, leads to misunderstandings.

See also

Additional raw material # 3 (not part of kiln feed)

Table 161: Calcination Sheet A2 - Additional raw material # 3 (not part of kiln feed)

Line Title Comment

616

Additional raw material (ARM)

617

ARM CO2 content

Comment: CO2 from total carbon is used as clarification for the analytical parameters of the Detailed Input Method A2. The term "CO2 content", which is used in the and in the, leads to misunderstandings.

See also

Additional raw material # 4 (not part of kiln feed)

Table 162: Calcination Sheet A2 - Additional raw material # 4 (not part of kiln feed)

Line Title Comment

619

Additional raw material (ARM)

620

ARM CO2 content

Comment: CO2 from total carbon is used as clarification for the analytical parameters of the Detailed Input Method A2. The term "CO2 content", which is used in the and in the, leads to misunderstandings.

See also

Additional raw material # 5 (not part of kiln feed)

Table 163: Calcination Sheet A2 - Additional raw material # 5 (not part of kiln feed)

Line Title Comment

622

Additional raw material (ARM)

623

ARM CO2 content

Comment: CO2 from total carbon is used as clarification for the analytical parameters of the Detailed Input Method A2. The term "CO2 content", which is used in the and in the, leads to misunderstandings.

See also

Additional raw material # 6 (not part of kiln feed)

Table 164: Calcination Sheet A2 - Additional raw material # 6 (not part of kiln feed)

Line Title Comment

625

Additional raw material (ARM)

626

ARM CO2 content

Comment: CO2 from total carbon is used as clarification for the analytical parameters of the Detailed Input Method A2. The term "CO2 content", which is used in the and in the, leads to misunderstandings.

See also

Additional raw material # 7 (not part of kiln feed)

Table 165: Calcination Sheet A2 - Additional raw material # 7 (not part of kiln feed)

Line Title Comment

628

Additional raw material (ARM)

629

ARM CO2 content

Comment: CO2 from total carbon is used as clarification for the analytical parameters of the Detailed Input Method A2. The term "CO2 content", which is used in the and in the, leads to misunderstandings.

See also

Additional raw material # 8 (not part of kiln feed)

Table 166: Calcination Sheet A2 - Additional raw material # 8 (not part of kiln feed)

Line Title Comment

631

Additional raw material (ARM)

632

ARM CO2 content

Comment: CO2 from total carbon is used as clarification for the analytical parameters of the Detailed Input Method A2. The term "CO2 content", which is used in the and in the, leads to misunderstandings.

See also

Additional raw material # 9 (not part of kiln feed)

Table 167: Calcination Sheet A2 - Additional raw material # 9 (not part of kiln feed)

Line Title Comment

634

Additional raw material (ARM)

635

ARM CO2 content

Comment: CO2 from total carbon is used as clarification for the analytical parameters of the Detailed Input Method A2. The term "CO2 content", which is used in the and in the, leads to misunderstandings.

See also

Additional raw material # 10 (not part of kiln feed)

Table 168: Calcination Sheet A2 - Additional raw material # 10 (not part of kiln feed)

Line Title Comment

637

Additional raw material (ARM)

638

ARM CO2 content

Comment: CO2 from total carbon is used as clarification for the analytical parameters of the Detailed Input Method A2. The term "CO2 content", which is used in the and in the, leads to misunderstandings.

See also

bypass dust correction for uncalcined fraction

Table 169: Calcination Sheet A2 - bypass dust correction for uncalcined fraction

Line Title Comment

650

Bypass dust leaving the kiln system

651

Bypass dust CO2 content

Comment: CO2 from total carbon is used as clarification for the analytical parameters of the Detailed Input Method A2. The term "CO2 content", which is used in the and in the, leads to misunderstandings.

See also

CKD leaving the kiln system

Table 170: Calcination Sheet A2 - CKD leaving the kiln system

Line Title Comment

655

CKD leaving the kiln system

656

CKD CO2 content (fCO2CKD)

Comment: CO2 from total carbon is used as clarification for the analytical parameters of the Detailed Input Method A2. The term "CO2 content", which is used in the and in the, leads to misunderstandings.

See also

Calcination Sheet B2

General Plant Information

Table 171: Calcination Sheet B2 - General Plant Information

Line Title Comment

001

Plant

002

Company

003

Country

Clinker # 1

Table 172: Calcination Sheet B2 - Clinker # 1

Line Title Comment

700

Clinker produced

701

CaO content (incl. free lime)

702

MgO content

Clinker # 2

Table 173: Calcination Sheet B2 - Clinker # 2

Line Title Comment

705

Clinker produced

706

CaO content (incl. free lime)

707

MgO content

Raw material # 1

Table 174: Calcination Sheet B2 - Raw material # 1

Line Title Comment

740

non-carbonate source in raw material consumed

741

CaO content

Comment: Percentage values should not be more than 100% (=1).

See also

742

MgO content

Comment: Percentage values should not be more than 100% (=1).

See also

Raw material # 2

Table 175: Calcination Sheet B2 - Raw material # 2

Line Title Comment

745

non-carbonate source in raw material consumed

746

CaO content

747

MgO content

Raw material # 1

Table 176: Calcination Sheet B2 - Raw material # 1

Line Title Comment

780

Ca/Mg-silicate source Raw material consumed

781

Ca content of Ca-Silicate raw materials

782

Mg content of Mg-Silicate raw materials

Raw material # 2

Table 177: Calcination Sheet B2 - Raw material # 2

Line Title Comment

785

Ca/Mg-silicate source Raw material consumed

786

Ca content of Ca-Silicate raw materials

787

Mg content of Mg-Silicate raw materials

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