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What are the applications and characteristics of rotary kiln chains?

Rotary kiln chains are primarily used to improve the heat exchange efficiency and material movement within the kiln, serving as a key component in enhancing the thermal efficiency and operational stability of rotary kilns. Their applications are mainly concentrated in high-temperature calcination processes within the cement, metallurgical, non-ferrous metal, and chemical industries.

Its main applications include:
Kiln chains increase the contact area between high-temperature flue gas and materials, strengthening convective heat transfer, improving thermal energy utilization, and saving fuel consumption.
The stirring action of the kiln chain extends the residence time of materials in the high-temperature zone, facilitating thorough calcination or drying of the materials.
It helps to ensure uniform material distribution, preventing material loss or ring formation, and improving calcination uniformity.
It effectively reduces material adhesion to the kiln wall, mitigating or even eliminating ring and scaling phenomena.

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