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What is the difference between the dry and wet processes of cement?
They are one and the same. When you enter the hot room, and before any water is sprinkled on the rocks, it is considered dry due to the dry heat and absence of humidity. The minute you generate steam by sprinkling water on the rocks, it is considered wet
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Dry process: The dry process consists of opening, blending, mixing, carding, combing, spinning, weaving, and knitting and the water use in this process is found to be negligible. Wet process: Water is used for solvent processing and for the washing and rinsing medium.
The wet process of cement manufacturing refers to grinding raw material into slurry after mixing with water and then feeding them into the wet process kiln for drying and calcination and finally forming clinker.