Frequently Asked Questions Answers about activation furnace selection, process and after-sales service
What temperature is used for carbonization? + Carbonization temperature is typically 400-600℃ depending on the feedstock. Coal-based materials require higher temperatures (500-600℃), while wood and shell materials need lower temperatures (400-500℃). Songrui rotary carbonization furnaces feature zoned temperature control for flexible adjustment.
How is steam flow controlled during activation? +
How is residence time calculated for rotary activation furnaces? +
What is the heating curve for Slep furnace drying? +
How does carbonized material moisture affect activation? +
What preparations are needed before furnace ignition? +
How often should the rotary furnace shell be inspected? +
What is the replacement cycle for Slep furnace refractory bricks? +
How often should furnace seals be replaced? +
What are the maintenance points for carbonization furnace flue gas systems? +
How to maintain rotary furnace rollers? +
What are the burner maintenance considerations? +
What after-sales services does Songrui provide? +
How long is the installation and commissioning period? +
Can you provide operator training? +
What is the spare parts supply lead time? +
How long is the warranty period? +
Can I replace only the activation furnace in an existing line? +
What is the difference between activation furnace and carbonization furnace? +
What feedstocks suit the rotary activation furnace? +
How to choose between Slep furnace and rotary furnace? +
What equipment is needed for a new activated carbon line? +
What if my old activation furnace consumes too much energy? +
How often should furnace refractories be replaced? +