Pain Points & System Flowchart
3. Strict Environmental Audits
• Traditional open conveying causes heavy workshop dust pollution.
2. Severe Abrasion & Corrosion
• Hard furnace slag and sulfur waste rapidly erode metal flow parts.
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High-Temp Slag / Ash (600℃–1000℃)
System Flowchart
1. Extreme Ash Temps (600℃–1000℃)
• Direct discharge burns rubber belts and damages downstream machinery.
LG Series Rotary Drum Cooler
(Cooling down to ≤60℃ safely)
LS/GX Sealed Screw Conveyor
(Dust-free transport to ash silo)
NE Heavy-Duty Bucket Elevator
(High-strength vertical elevation)
Process Challenges
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Core Equipment Features
LG Series
Rotary Drum Cooler
• Indirect Water Cooling:
Water jackets lower bottom ash from 1000℃ to ≤60 safely.
• Expansion Compensation:
Floating bearings prevent shell deformation.
• Labyrinth Seals:
Prevents cold air ingress and high-temp flue dust leakage.
NE Series
Heavy-Duty Bucket Elevator
• High-Strength Chains:
Deep-quenched NE alloy chains last 2–3x longer under severe slag abrasion.
• Anti-Jamming Design:
Reinforced buckets with speed monitoring prevent large slag blockages.
LS/GX Series
Screw Conveyor
• Multi-Stage Shaft Seals:
Air seal + skeleton oil seal + gland packing stops fine powder invasion.
• Wear-Resistant Flights:
Hardfaced alloy edges handle high-abrasion dry ash continuously.