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High temperature shaft kiln

Delivering high thermal efficiency, excellent product quality and homogeneity, and low operating costs, our high-temperature shaft kilns meet the complex and specific needs of the refractory industry for single-step sintering of raw materials up to 2300°C.

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Our high-temperature shaft kilns are available for various applications, including sintering caustic calcined magnesia (CCM) to dead burned magnesia (DBM), sintering dolomitic lime (dolime) to dead burned dolomite, and calcining limestone to hard- or dead-burned lime. We can deliver kilns up to 3.6m outside diameter and able to handle capacities up to 300 tpd, depending on application. 

 

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    Shaft kiln, or vertical kilns, are a type of thermal processing equipment. Raw materials are fed into the top of the kiln and move downward in counterflow to hot air, undergoing various stages of heating and chemical reactions as they go.

    Our high-temperature shaft kilns can reach temperatures up to 2300°C. 

    The product is cooled via the introduction of cold ambient air, which absorbs heat during the cooling process. We use this heated air as secondary combustion air, ensuring very little heat is lost from the process. This allows us to achieve extremely high temperatures up to 2300°C without the use of oxygen. 

    Our shaft kilns can be used in several applications to treat a range of raw materials including calcining magnesite, dolomite, limestone, kaolin, and bauxite, direct sintering of natural magnesite, dolomite and kaolin, and sintering of calcined materials such as magnesia, dolime, alumina, and spinel. 

    Our high-temperature shaft kilns may also be known as a regenerative calcining equipment kilns, or RCE high-temperature shaft kilns, after Refractory Consulting Engineering, who invented this type of kiln in 1976.

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