Rotary Kiln Bauxite

Calcined bauxite is produced from non-metallurgical bauxite grades with a high diasporic content through sintering in rotary kilns at 1650-1700 ° C. There are two types of kilns for the calcination process: rotary kiln bauxite and shaft furnace bauxite. Most important characteristics are high thermal stability, high mechanical strength and good resistance to molten slags. Commonly used in refractory products.

Calcined bauxite is a processed form of bauxite ore that has undergone high-temperature heating to remove water content and convert it into alumina, the main component in aluminum production. Calcined bauxite finds applications in various industries due to its specific properties. These diverse applications highlight the versatility of calcined bauxite across various industries, where its unique properties contribute to enhanced performance and durability. Uses are, refractory, ceramics, high alumina cement, abrasives, proppants in hydraulic fracturing, welding fluxes, road construction.