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How to burn high-iron high-sulfur ores?

2016-11-30View Original

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Sulfur around 45, iron 42; 60-62 after firing. How to carry out the firing? I have a headache. Dear experts, let’s discuss it
Reply #22016-11-30
If the system’s heat cannot be balanced, co-firing can be used
Reply #32016-12-01
What’s wrong with burning it directly? For example, if the particle size of the ore becomes finer, does the boiling layer become unstable? Is it still the insufficient heat transfer area inside the furnace that causes the high furnace temperature? With proper design, this type of ore can be burned directly.
Reply #42016-12-05
Where are you from? This shouldn’t be hard to cook.
Reply #52016-12-21
Our factory burns this type of ore; the key factor is the heat exchange area. If the heat exchange area is small, the back pressure can be increased to enhance the heat exchange effect.

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