Metso launched RotarEkiln

Metso has optimized its existing rotary kiln technology and launched RotarEkilnTM, an electrically powered, indirectly heated rotary kiln. The electric heating system of the RotarEkiln provides a sustainable alternative to the fuel-powered indirect rotary kilns available in the market.

Metso RotarEkilnTM
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Metso RotarEkilnTM
© Metso
The RotarEkiln is comprised of modular heating sections, which offers superior temperature control over fuel-fired designs. It is fully customizable to cater to the specific performance requirements of the application, and the modules can easily be removed and exchanged for maintenance and repair. “The RotarEkiln is further proof of Metso’s front-running rotary kiln technology for the heat treatment of advanced materials. We have leveraged our decades of experience when designing this RotarEkiln and achieved kiln shell diameters of up to 5 m. It is the only commercially available electric kiln with such a large scale,” shares Chris Urban, VP, Heat Transfer at Metso.

Metso’s RotarEkiln product highlights include:

  • An efficient and more sustainable alternative to the current indirect kiln design
  • Heat transfer by radiation
  • Modular heating sections
  • Allows interchangeability within a given application
  • Ability to control the kiln in short and precise length increments

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