Seeking a designer and manufacturer for magnesium nitrate decomposition furnaces

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The main process involves injecting molten magnesium nitrate (hydrate), under the action of compressed air, into a decomposition furnace through nozzles; there it mixes with hot air at 950°, resulting in a decomposition reaction that produces magnesium oxide, nitrogen oxides, and water. According to the current equipment specifications, the decomposition furnaces have a diameter of 12m and a height of 40m, with a total of 3 units. The nozzle is at the top; the reaction temperature at the top is 950°, while the exit temperature at the bottom is 580°. For the magnesium nitrate decomposition furnaces mentioned above, if anyone is capable of designing or manufacturing them, please contact me via this post to discuss cooperation. Thank you!

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