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CT-C Hot Air Circulation Oven for Chemical and Mineral Processing: Ceramic Green Parts

CT-C Hot Air Circulation Oven is evaluated for ceramic green parts in chemical and mineral processing. The defined feed is formed aqueous-wet ceramic pieces before firing. Match this duty to the material checks below and the unchanged original equipment parameters.

Material requirements · Equipment parameters · Inquiry

Ceramic Green Parts: Application and Process Requirements

For ceramic green parts, control shrinkage gradients and cracking while keeping drying separate from sintering. Begin with formed aqueous-wet ceramic pieces before firing and confirm how the incoming grade varies before defining the drying cycle.

Feed, Product Quality and Downstream Handling

Review itemCeramic Green Parts
Defined feedformed aqueous-wet ceramic pieces before firing
Material-specific focuscontrol shrinkage gradients and cracking while keeping drying separate from sintering
Product checksresidual moisture, dimensional change, cracks and handling strength
Downstream handlingcareful transfer to the separately specified ceramic firing process

Material Movement and Drying Control

Include residual moisture, dimensional change, cracks and handling strength in the trial record. Fix the sampling locations and analytical methods before comparing trials; feed preparation and cooling can affect the measured result.

Drying Endpoint and Product Acceptance

After acceptance, arrange careful transfer to the separately specified ceramic firing process. Review discharge, temporary holding and packaging exposure as part of the moisture-control plan.

Application-Specific Equipment Selection

CT-C Hot Air Circulation Oven selection for ceramic green parts starts with Hot Air Circulation Oven requirements and the defined feed. Assess hot air ovens and hot-air circulation drying together with tray drying; the batch oven drying duty must be demonstrated using representative material and the required finished-product specification.

View the CT-C Hot Air Circulation Oven range and original equipment specifications

Technical References for This Application

Obtain the SDS for the actual grade and residual process liquor. HSE safety-data-sheet guidance.

Assess charging, sampling, cleaning and discharge for the selected material. HSE exposure-assessment guidance.

Review the dust characteristics of the collected dry material. HSE combustible-dust guidance.

Review operation and maintenance around the specified equipment configuration. HSE work-equipment guidance.

Review the thermal duty and utilities for the actual feed. U.S. DOE process-heat reference.

Equipment Reference Parameters

These are the CT-C Hot Air Circulation Oven model specifications. The operating duty for ceramic green parts must be established from the feed and the finished-product requirements above.

ModelEquivalent ModelDrying Capacity (kg/batch)Fan Power (kW)Air Volume (m³/h)Heat-Transfer Area (m²)Steam Consumption (kg/h)Electric Heating (kW)Overall Dimensions (mm)TrolleysTraysWeight (kg)
CT-C-ORXH5-C300.5534505861300×1200×1600016680
CT-C-IARXH-7-C500.553450101091400×1200×2000124800
CT-C-IRXH-14-C100–1200.55×269002018152300×1200×20002481300
CT-C-I(B)RXH-14-C100–1200.55×269002018151400×2200×20002481300
CT-C-IIRXH-27-C200–2400.55×269004036302300×2200×20004961800
CT-C-IIIRXH-41-C300–3600.55×3103508072453300×2200×200061442300
CT-C-III(B)RXH-41-C300–3600.55×3103508072452300×3200×200061442300
CT-C-IVRXH-54-C400–4800.55×41380010090604450×2200×200081922800
CT-C-IV(B)RXH-54-C400–4800.55×41380010090602300×4200×200081922800
CT-C-VI/600–7200.55×620700160144904450×3200×2000122883800
ParameterProject Information
ProductMaterial form, initial moisture and temperature limits
BatchLoading quantity and production schedule
TraysTray quantity, dimensions and loading depth
HeatingAvailable heat source and temperature requirements
AirflowCirculation, ventilation and exhaust requirements
ControlsTemperature settings, timing and monitoring needs
InstallationAvailable utilities, space and cleaning requirements
Test ItemRecord or Assessment
LoadingMaterial, batch mass and tray distribution
PreparationBatch loading and initial moisture
HeatingAir and product temperatures and duration
Drying completionFinal moisture and drying time
Final productResidual moisture, appearance and product-specific checks
UtilitiesMeasured consumption under the stated test conditions

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