Incinerating equipment related to reactors contaminated with organic substances (good suggestions will be rewarded!) ）
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We have a set of glass reaction equipment, and since it is necessary to burn the organic substances remaining on it after the reaction, a large oven is required. Reaction vessel dimensions: 3000X3000X2500; electric heating is required, and the internal space must be large enough to accommodate such a large vessel. My question now is: what approach should be adopted? Put the device of this size in entirely. The temperature reaches 700–800°C. A hint: Assuming the volume is small, a muffle furnace can be used. But my reaction device is quite large; what should I use? This post was last edited by 4507 on 2009-4-15 11:42]
A high-temperature oven will do. The drying equipment we use in our factory to dry paint on heat exchangers is a high-temperature furnace; however, that furnace requires a temperature of 300 degrees, and its maximum dimensions are 3000X2000X4000. Your case should be compatible with a similar design. We also had to contact an external manufacturer to produce one for us. I’ve searched for some information, and this link might be useful: http://www.qy6.com/syjh/showbus1126536.html
Well, your dimensions are sufficient; our 2500X2500X3000 will work just fine. Does the link you provided include contact information?
Yes, you can check it yourself by searching on Baidu and GOOGLE for: high-temperature furnace 700, and you will find the results you’re looking for
Is the high-temperature furnace 700 capable of reaching a temperature of 700°C? Is it another model or something else?
There is no need to emphasize 700℃; just the keyword 700 is sufficient to find the desired information
I looked for it; it’s Shanghai Zhouxin Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., but they won’t give me a quote. Dizzy