Photo of the Week: Rotary Kiln Interior

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Batch Kiln Interior

Today’s photo shows the interior of a batch rotary kiln. The photo was taken at FEECO’s Innovation Center in Green Bay, WI (USA), where we perform thermal tests on a variety of materials. Batch kilns are ideal for feasibility testing and defining process variables before …

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Photo of the Week: Feed to Batch Rotary Kiln

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Feed to Batch Kiln

Today’s photo highlights a batch rotary kiln in use at the FEECO Innovation Center. A chute, pictured left, carries the material to be processed, transporting it to the kiln’s interior. The two chords, or thermal couples, read the bed (material) and air temperatures during the …

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Photo of the Week: 1961 Rotary Cooler

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

1961 Rotary Cooler

This week’s photo shows a rotary cooler, with flights affixed to the drum’s interior. The photo was taken in 1961, just ten years after FEECO was founded. Flights play a large role in industrial cooling, as they increase the efficiency of transfer between the material …

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Photo of the Week: Indirect Pilot Kiln

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Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

FEECO's Indirect Kiln

Our photo this week comes from the FEECO Lab, and showcases the lab’s pilot scale indirect kiln. Indirect kilns are used for a variety of applications and materials. In general, there are a few reasons why it may be desirable to utilize an indirect kiln …

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