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Rotary-Kiln Carbonization System for Carbonaceous Feedstocks

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Rotary-Kiln Carbonization System for Carbonaceous Feedstocks
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Rotary-Kiln Carbonization System for Carbonaceous Feedstocks

Continuous rotary-kiln carbonization equipment described for high-temperature pyrolysis under oxygen-free or oxygen-limited conditions, with internal or external heating options.

What this solution is forContinuous rotary-kiln carbonization equipment described for high-temperature pyrolysis under oxygen-free or oxygen-limited conditions, with internal or external heating options.
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Continuous rotary-kiln carbonization equipment described for high-temperature pyrolysis under oxygen-free or oxygen-limited conditions, with internal or external heating options.

Composition or process

  • High-temperature pyrolysis and carbonization; internal-heating or external-heating option.
  • The source says combustible gas is generated; some may provide equipment heat and surplus heat may be used for hot water or steam.

Applications

  • Bituminous-coal carbonization/coking.
  • Biomass carbonization.
  • Organic-waste carbonization, including sludge and circuit boards as examples.

Source-listed specifications

  • Capacity: 3–50 t/day.

Source-listed advantages

  • Patented equipment with autonomous oxygen-excluding sealing; integrated exhaust treatment meets applicable national emission standards.

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