Quicklime Applications

Explore various uses of quicklime in industry, agriculture, and construction.

Industrial Uses

A glass, filled with water, captures the motion of water splashing upwards as a lime is dropped into it. The background is dark, highlighting the splash and the lime.

A glass, filled with water, captures the motion of water splashing upwards as a lime is dropped into it. The background is dark, highlighting the splash and the lime.

Quicklime is used for steel manufacturing, water treatment, and soil stabilization.

A rectangular plastic container filled with sliced lime wedges is placed on a blue surface. The limes have a vibrant green and yellow hue, with some of the sections showing the juicy pulp. Shadows cast by the container and limes create an interesting contrast on the surface.

A rectangular plastic container filled with sliced lime wedges is placed on a blue surface. The limes have a vibrant green and yellow hue, with some of the sections showing the juicy pulp. Shadows cast by the container and limes create an interesting contrast on the surface.

A lime and a pile of chopped green herbs are placed on a white cutting board. The background appears to be a stainless steel surface, suggesting a kitchen setting.

A lime and a pile of chopped green herbs are placed on a white cutting board. The background appears to be a stainless steel surface, suggesting a kitchen setting.

Agricultural Benefits

Quicklime enhances soil quality, manages acidity, and improves crop yields.

In construction, quicklime is essential for mortar, plaster, and stabilization.

Construction Applications