The rotary regeneration furnace is divided into two types: internal heating and external heating. The following figure shows you pictures of the internal heating furnace body and detailed introduction of each part.
The main body of the activated carbon regeneration furnace is an internally heated, gas heated furnace with double layer refractory material pouring inside, which not only ensures the heating degree of the material in the furnace body, but also extends the service life of the equipment!
The overall material of the equipment is carbon steel. At this point, some friends may ask, the substances adsorbed by activated carbon mostly contain corrosiveness. If carbon steel is used, will it cause deformation or damage to the furnace body over time? The answer is definitely not, because there are refractory bricks inside the converter, and manual climbing into the furnace for masonry!
The feeding end of the activated carbon regeneration furnace is the part that receives incoming materials. The raw materials enter the hopper and are transported into the furnace through a high-temperature spiral conveyor. In addition, the sealing performance of this part is also very good, and there will be no smoke or dust flowing out from the feeding end. This is also our company's patented product.
The steam section of the activated carbon regeneration furnace is well-known. The reason why activated carbon is called activated carbon is because the carbonized material needs steam to create pores when entering the activation furnace. Therefore, the regeneration furnace also needs steam activation. The waste carbon in the high-temperature state is calcined, and the substances in the pores are burned clean, and then the steam is injected into the activation furnace! Complete the pore reconstruction of activated carbon.
Thank you for watching. If you have any waste activated carbon that needs to be treated, you can contact me and let me introduce this device to you.
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