1. The core part of the roasting system consists of a fluidized suspension roasting furnace and preheater. Fuel is injected from the bottom of the roasting furnace, providing heat. The heat carried by the roasted products is cooled and recovered in the preheater by primary air. The heat carried by the airflow in the preheater is used to preheat and dry materials in the preheating drying section and partially dehydrate the crystallized materials, thus recovering heat and reducing energy consumption.
2. Due to the continuous circulation of a large amount of solid materials, carrying a significant amount of heat, the roasting temperature remains uniform. Even in the event of temporary fluctuations in material supply or fuel supply, the temperature in the roasting furnace and preheater remains uniform and stable. The furnace temperature is typically controlled between 850-1250°C.
3. The entire system operates under positive and negative pressure, with air supply provided by a Roots blower. The advantage of this blower is that the air supply volume does not vary with system pressure fluctuations. Even if there are brief abnormal fluctuations in the furnace, the air supply volume remains stable. Roasting temperature is regulated by increasing or decreasing the material feed rate or fuel injection rate to produce the desired quality of product. The roasting furnace has a wide adjustment range, adjustable between 40% and 100%. When production is reduced, the combustion air volume is also reduced, maintaining a low excess air coefficient and thus keeping energy consumption low.
4. The roasting furnace is compactly configured, effectively utilizing space and reducing the footprint by more than 50% compared to a rotary kiln. Its steel structure frame is lighter than other furnace types, and its unit investment is lower than that of a rotary kiln. Due to the lower roasting temperature compared to a rotary kiln, the thermal shock on the inner lining is minimal, resulting in a lifespan of up to 10 years and maintenance costs about 50% of those for a rotary kiln.