The capacity of a rotary furnace can vary significantly depending on the type of furnace you are using.
What is the Capacity of a Rotary Furnace? (4 Key Types Explained)
1. Tilting Rotary Furnaces
Tilting rotary furnaces typically have a capacity ranging from 1 to 21 tons.
For example, tilting rotary furnaces with capacities of 3 and 5 tons have specific technical parameters detailed in table 2 of the references.
2. Batch Processing Rotary Tube Furnaces
Batch processing rotary tube furnaces usually have a capacity in the range of 620 to 2320 ml.
This means that a specific quantity of material can be processed in a single run before the furnace needs to be cooled and reloaded with additional material.
3. Continuous Processing Rotary Tube Furnaces
Continuous processing rotary tube furnaces can process material continuously without the need for stopping and reloading.
The capacity of a continuous processing furnace is generally limited by the size of the feed or collection hopper, which can range from a few liters up to several hundred liters or more.
4. Summary of Capacities
In summary, the capacity of a rotary furnace varies depending on the type of furnace.
For tilting rotary furnaces, the capacity is typically in the range of 1 to 21 tons.
For batch processing rotary tube furnaces, the capacity is usually in the range of 620 to 2320 ml.
For continuous processing rotary tube furnaces, the capacity is determined by the size of the feed or collection hopper.
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