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Meaning of "lime kilns"
Lime kilns are furnaces or ovens used to produce lime through the calcination (heating) of limestone. The process involves the breakdown of the calcium carbonate in limestone into calcium oxide, commonly known as quicklime. Lime kilns are used in various industries, including construction, agriculture, and manufacturing, for applications such as mortar production, soil stabilization, and chemical processing
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Traces of ancient lime kilns testify to this.
There are also the remnants of lime kilns.
Old lime kilns can also be seen.
There are also the remains of lime kilns.
Several lime kilns are preserved in the harbour area.
Staveley has two historic lime kilns.
Examples include lime kilns and cement kilns.
It also includes several lime kilns.
Remnants of the lime kilns can still be seen today.
His father was employed by the lime kilns.
There were also lime kilns and coal pits in the area.
At the centre of the works is the bank of eight lime kilns.
Today there are no lime kilns anymore.
The most significant structures in the district were the lime kilns.
The remains of numerous lime kilns can also be seen.
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Chemical analyses suggest that they were most likely lime kilns.
Circular economy to be boosted in lime kilns with a new contract.
There are different types of fossil energies that may be used for lime kilns.
It also owned many lime kilns and produced lime products.
Victorian maps show a number of quarries and lime kilns in the area.
The ruins of the lime kilns can still be seen today.
Lime Kilns along the canal.
The remains of the lime kilns can still be found at the harbor.
EXAMPLE 3 Lime kiln dust was removed from dry scrubbers of lime kilns.
Several now derelict lime kilns give testament to this forgotten industry.
On the left are here seen some old lime kilns and ironworks.
There were also two lime kilns and the whole was surrounded by freestone walls.
Certain types of lime stone and fossil energy used for lime kilns naturally contain sulphur.
Particularly for rotary lime kilns further investigation is required in order to assess its applicability.
The firm had their own brickyards, lime kilns and lumberyard.
The area around the lime kilns was used for general activities such as seasonal hunting.
This highlights the sanctuary, coal bunkers, old lime kilns or cellars or snow pits.
The lime kilns on Lindisfarne are among the few being actively preserved in Northumberland.
We wondered over to the disused lime kilns and took plenty of photos.
Several such lime kilns were in operation around the edge of the San Fernando Valley.
There are remains of 19th century iron mining and lime kilns from mining of limestone.
Graymont's lime kilns and can be reduced by improving energy efficiency.
Furnus Calcarius was the Latin name, from the lime kilns used in Roman times.
O Lime kilns fired with natural gas and / or heavy fuel oil.
All recovery boilers and lime kilns operated in pulp and paper mills.
Maerz Ofenbau AG - The world leader in lime kilns.
Its name arose from the lime kilns established here around the same time.
Lime kilns can serve as back-up for recovery boilers;.
About the age of the lime kilns in the Maya area.
On the way back, take the RAVel 1 to the Chercq lime kilns.
Primitive lime kilns at Rafour.
Added to this were brickyards, tanneries, glaziers, breweries, lime kilns and soap factories.
Workings on the lime kilns stopped by the start of the 20th century.
Hard stone for calcincation - for lime kilns - for cement.
See the amazing lime kilns built around 1860 by the Vendée company Houillères and Verrerie.
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Examples of using Lime
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