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boiling roasting

2017-04-17View Original

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I would like to ask: is it true that the finer the raw materials fed into the furnace, the better? Can a boiling layer be formed if 50% are below 200 mesh?
Reply #22017-04-17
It can’t be the thinner the better; in the end, there won’t even be a boiling layer left
Reply #32017-04-27
It depends on the air volume required for the device’s production capacity, as well as the operating wind speed corresponding to the slag particle size
Reply #42017-05-01
Boiling roasting: 80% of the raw materials fed into the furnace have a fineness of less than 200 mesh, allowing for normal production under boiling conditions.

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