Clinker is an important material in the cement making process. Before clinker is formed, the raw material is burned in a Rotary Kiln at a temperature of up to 1450°C, then cooled in a Greet Cooler to a temperature of 100°C and produces clinker. This research is to determine variations in the superparamagnetic value of clinker based on the magnetic susceptibility value. The method is the rock magnetism method using theMS2B. Clinker samples are takenhourly every day from the Semen Padang Factory. The 휒푙푓value obtained varies between 3.2×10-8m3/kg to 22.6×10-8m3/kg. The superparamagnetic values obtained also varied, ranging from 0.0%-7.4%. Based on the 휒푓푑%obtained, there were 136 clinker samples containing less than 10% superparamagnetic grains, and 32 samples includedthe 휒푓푑%medium had a percentage of 2%-10% where the samples contained superparamagnetic grains. Between 10% and 75% is a mixture of fine and coarse superparamagnetic grains.
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