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RT: Our company specializes in fine chemicals. The management wants to implement a rotary kiln incinerator project to handle wastewater, sludge, oily sludge, and process residues generated by various facilities. I’m wondering how to determine the appropriate mixing ratio for burning these different types of waste together? Can a rotary kiln furnace be used to burn solid waste and sludge together with coal?
Also, is there anyone who can suggest some ways to reduce the operating costs of this incinerator?
This post was last edited by lyyifeng on 2016-6-21 at 16:34. Hello, I have a friend who works in burnering design, and my company also provides equipment for monitoring inside rotary kilns; we can discuss this further later
Sir, it seems like this can’t be downloaded
Could you send me a revised version of the materials for hjc404 (number 234925) to my email? Thank you. cxmcyzxq@163.com
Our company specializes in incinerators; you can contact us for any related inquiries. You can check it out on our company’s website: http://jsdhep.com/readpro.asp?id=211
Our company has been engaged in the incineration of hazardous waste for many years, with extensive experience in using rotary kilns for this purpose. 279778653@qq.com
I’m new to the hazardous waste incineration industry and am in charge of equipment management. I hope to get some advice and information on this topic; thank you! 305965084@qq.com