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Soda ash calcination

2014-03-13View Original

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For conducting pilot-scale experiments, a small rotary kiln needs to be purchased. It is planned to use electric heating, with a calcination temperature of 800–900 degrees Celsius. The material to be calcined contains sodium carbonate, and its pH value is approximately 13. What type of steel would be suitable for this purpose? Is 310S acceptable?

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