Robson Export Success Continues With £650,000 Cement Handling
Contract For Nigeria
Bulk handling specialist Geo Robson has recently won a £650,000
contract to supply equipment to recycle kiln dust in WAPCO Industries’
plant near Lagos, Nigeria. The award closely follows a project for
Lafarge in Egypt and a sugar handling installation in Saudi Arabia,
together worth around £3.3m. Robson has supplied a number
of Lafarge Plants in the UK with bulk handling equipment for tasks
as varied as feeding used tyres to cement kilns and raw meal handling.
The equipment intended for the Nigerian plant will take back end
kiln dust formerly treated as waste and feed it back into the plant
for cement production, increasing the facility’s efficiency
and output. The kiln dust will be used to make clinker, then ground
down to make cement.
The initial process will comprise a reception hopper drag scraper,
infeed drag scraper and stockpile drag scrapers to transport kiln
dust to a stock pile storing up to 350 tonne. A scalping screen
will be used to filter out material larger than 50mm for additional
processing.
A twin system using two stock pile extraction drag scrapers and
two further drag scrapers will extract material from the stock pile
for processing. Twin weigh feeders supplied by surge hoppers will
supply the manufacturing process with kiln dust at a pre-set, variable
rate, in conjunction with twin outfeed drag scrapers.
Robson’s on-site team will install and commission the equipment,
and provide full on-site training for WAPCO staff.
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