Indonesian kaolin has a long way to go from its origin to being usable in various industrial processes. Below we will see how it was created and where it comes from.
Kaolin gravity separation equipment
First, kaolin must be mined using water jets. The kaolinite is then centrifuged with a kaolin slurry, thereby removing the sand, and the kaolinite is ready for triple filtration, using 100 to 325 mesh screens.
The kaolinite is purified and solidified after being filtered by a high-pressure pump and a filter press. In this step, a kaolin block with a moisture content of 33% to 35% is produced.
If you want kaolin with a lower moisture content, it must be naturally dried until the moisture content is between 12% and 14%. This kaolin clay has a moderate moisture content compared to dry kaolin clay, which contains only 1-4% moisture.
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