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I work in the equipment industry and would like to know what the approximate length and width of a rotary kiln used for aluminum fluoride production are What will the temperature inside the kiln be at the time of reaction? I hope experienced users can give me some advice! Thank you. Nowadays, the common process involves anhydrous aluminum fluoride; what are the dimensions of the kiln used in this process? What about temperature and pressure? This post was last edited by yangxt998 on 2009-3-10 09:42]
It depends on the manufacturing process you use. Generally, the temperature ranges between 400–800°. As for the size, it depends on your production capacity; typically, a rotary kiln with a capacity of 15,000 tons per year has dimensions of around 0.8×22m
Are the rotary kilns for aluminum fluoride generally 30 meters long? The temperature inside the kiln during the reaction period is 400-420℃
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Annual production of 20,000 tons of aluminum fluoride, with a diameter of three meters and a length of thirty meters; The temperature is around 400 degrees
I’m asking through this post: Has the highest temperature currently used in industry for rotary kilns reached 1600 degrees? Can it be vacuumed?
The temperature inside the kiln during the reaction period can reach 500-800 degrees
How can there be such a big difference? It needs to be studied carefully
The temperature in the rotary kiln is around 400 degrees Celsius; the reaction between fluorite and sulfuric acid occurs mainly in the first 25 meters, with almost no reaction in the latter part. The length of a 15,000-ton vessel is 28 meters, while that of a 30,000-ton vessel is around 32 meters.
The length of the rotary kiln is also related to its internal components