Betonimyllyjä
Betonimyllyjä, a Finnish term, translates to "concrete mills" or "cement mills" in English. These are industrial facilities primarily responsible for the production of cement, a key ingredient in concrete. The process begins with the quarrying of raw materials such as limestone, clay, and shale. These materials are then crushed and ground into a fine powder, often referred to as cement raw meal.
This raw meal is subsequently heated to very high temperatures in a rotary kiln. During this process,
Betonimyllyjä play a crucial role in the construction industry by supplying the essential binder for concrete,