How does precise temperature control improve the performance of rotary ovens?
Rotary kilns (including bakery rotary ovens, metallurgical rotary ovens, cement rotary ovens and activated carbon ovens) operate under extreme conditions, and any degree of difference can affect the quality of the final product. Too low a temperature weakens the adsorption properties of the coal, while too high a temperature leads to excessive combustion, which reduces efficiency and generates raw material losses.
The problem is that monitoring the temperature in a rotary furnace is not straightforward. Traditional hard-wired sensors fail - the movement of the furnace causes twisting and rubbing of the cables, leading to failures and the need for frequent repairs. Each downtime means additional costs and loss of valuable time.
Lack of precise temperature control also means excessive gas consumption. Burners have to work longer and more intensively to compensate for irregularities in heat distribution. This translates into higher operating costs and higher energy consumption.