Industrial Rotary Kiln Systems
What Is a Rotary Kiln?
A rotary kiln is a cylindrical thermal-processing system that slowly rotates to mix and move material through a controlled heating zone. Rotary kilns can be configured for processes such as incineration, calcination, thermal desorption and material recovery; the appropriate design depends on the feed material, process temperature, residence time, atmosphere and required throughput.
When the process material must remain isolated from combustion gases, see HiTemp's indirect-fired rotary kiln systems.
Specializing In Non-Burning Technology
HiTemp manufactures rotary kiln systems that operate at 12 to 100 tons per day. All system components are factory-built and tested. By using a 309 stainless-steel liner and ceramic fiber insulation, we can shop-assemble the largest systems without exceeding the weight and size restrictions of standard freight.
Shop fabrication and on-site time are minimized. Complete systems can be designed, built, installed and operational within three months. System components are shipped on standard 40-foot (12-meter) trailers. Locally sourced cranes and rigging equipment can assemble the system in just a few days. Electrical and piping can usually be installed in one week.
The unit shown in the photos below was delivered on Monday and operational by Thursday morning of the same week. The system is a 12-ton-per-day rotary kiln incineration system for solid waste. It was installed by a private company with contracts involving United States Customs, the DEA and the FBI for the disposal of confiscated drugs.
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