Non-ferrous metals with a lowered boiling point are volatilized and removed in areas above 1,000°C within the rotary kiln.
The "chloride volatilization method" is a technique for removing non-ferrous metals by adding calcium chloride to a powder containing non-ferrous metal oxides (with iron oxide as the main component) to form pellets, and then subjecting them to heat treatment in a rotary kiln. This method separates and recovers non-ferrous metals from raw materials that contain both iron and non-ferrous metals, recycling each as ironmaking raw materials and non-ferrous refining raw materials. 【Features】 ■ Volatile removal of non-ferrous metals ■ An important process in resource recycling *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Resource Recovery Process Using This Method】 <Granulation Process> 1. Add calcium chloride to iron oxide powder containing non-ferrous metals such as copper, zinc, and lead, and then knead, granulate, and dry. 2. Calcium chloride is used as a chlorine source and simultaneously increases the strength of the dried pellets as a binder. 3. The strong dried pellets can withstand rolling in a rotary kiln, enabling stable firing. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is an industrial waste disposal company that conducts proper processing from the perspective of global environmental conservation, establishing complete recycling, resource regeneration, and zero emissions. We are particularly top-class in the treatment of waste containing chlorine and heavy metals. Many of our clients are leading manufacturers in Japan, and we also have numerous achievements in accepting difficult-to-process waste in response to requests from local governments.
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