Looking to purchase a small rotary kiln
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The work requires the use of small rotary kilns; those who are familiar with them please share some information. Thank you!
I’m not sure what you mean by a small rotary kiln; when selecting a rotary kiln, the choice is made based on the volume of material that needs to be produced. There are many manufacturers, and it depends on the industry in which you plan to use the equipment. For the cement and metallurgy industries, the relevant manufacturers include Chaoyang Heavy Machinery Factory, Zhengzhou Zhengkuang Machinery Manufacturing Company, New Type Cast Pipe Machinery Manufacturing Company, and Shaanxi Galaxy Cement Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. They all manufacture rotary kilns. The conventional minimum size for a rotary kiln is 1.6m x 32m, with a production capacity of 2 t/h. What is your production capacity? If it’s made any smaller, it won’t be cost-effective.
minjq2008, hello! What is the smallest size available for rotary kilns? I need them for use in a laboratory. I haven’t worked with them before. Thank you!
I’m not very familiar with rotary kilns; I’ve never worked with them.
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I’ve seen ones used for roasting chestnuts; they seem similar to rotary kilns, are of the external heating type, and are small enough. I’m not sure if they would be suitable.
The original poster uses it in a laboratory, not for production. Have the person who roasts sweet potatoes make one using traditional methods for you.
The OP’s idea is quite interesting – a laboratory rotary kiln. The rotary kiln: 2 o’clock. 1. Thermal system: What is a small rotary kiln? What diameter is considered small? How long is it? What materials are being processed? Baking temperature? What fuel is used? Wait, it’s very difficult to find refractory bricks for small kilns. 2. The mechanical transmission system: gear rings, clutch assemblies, lubrication systems, and so on – all of these require corresponding components. Therefore, equipping a small kiln also involves a lot of work; it’s not as simple as just purchasing whatever is available, as suggested by the original poster. Items may be available on the market, but they might not suit your material processing requirements.
Thank you all for your support. I need a rotary kiln for laboratory use, with a temperature range of 500–1100 degrees. Electric heating would be the best option, and it should have good sealing properties; it’s intended for chemical applications. Those who can offer custom-made solutions are also welcome to get in touch. Please provide me with some information
That is to say: your materials cannot come into direct contact with heat sources? What materials? How corrosive is it? What size should it be?