A Gas Fired Rotary Kiln is an industrial furnace designed to thermally process materials at high temperatures using gas as the primary fuel source. Known for efficiency and environmental benefits, these kilns are widely used in cement production, metallurgy, and waste recycling. It consists of a large rotating cylindrical shell mounted on rollers, which slowly turns to ensure even heat distribution and continuous movement of the material inside.
| Parameter | HZ50 Gas Kiln | Custom Indirect Kiln |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 250 kg/h | 2600 kg/h |
| Power | 180 kW | 1300 kW (electric-assisted) |
| Drum Dimensions | φ0.5m × 9m | φ2.2m × 15m |
| Max Temperature | 1100°C | 500°C (pyrolysis) |
| Fuel Efficiency | 85–90% | 95% (with heat recovery) |
Produces fewer SO₂/NOx emissions compared to coal/oil
Compared to solid fuels, gas burns cleaner, producing fewer emissions and reducing environmental impact.
Can use various types of gas fuels, offering adaptability based on availability and cost.
The rotary motion supports continuous material processing, improving productivity.
No ash residue, reducing downtime for cleaning.
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