Let’s take a look at what this rotary reactor is used for
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I have a rotary reactor available; its designed temperature is 260 degrees, and the operating pressure is 5 MPa. The cylinder is made of TA2/Q345R grade steel plates, with a diameter of 1.2 meters and an overall length of 35 meters. It is supported by three rotary bearings, and there are no insulating bricks inside the vessel. It is only known that the medium is acidic (containing mineral sand and water); what process do people think this equipment is used for?
Typo: The L-shaped cylinder is made of TA2/Q345R composite steel, with a diameter of 1.2 m
It seems that most processes that require mixing can be used
It seems the same; there are no steam heating tubes inside, only devices like those used for board copying to accelerate mixing
If there are no coils inside and no jacket outside, it can only be used for general mixing processes where the reactions are mild and no heating or cooling is required; in such cases, its range of applications becomes much narrower
The correct term should be a rotary kiln. One without an insulating lining is called a bare-plate kiln. Since you mentioned an acidic medium, I assume it’s a baking kiln used in metallurgy. A temperature of 260 degrees Celsius is considered low; 5 MPa may not be achievable. I’m not sure if this is the answer you were looking for