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Need plant and machinery for production of Zinc Oxide
Q. Hi dear,
What kind of crucible (furnace) is the best for zinc oxide
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production, in terms of purity and life time.
- Tehran, Iran
2001
A. In zinc oxide manufacturing by French process muffle furnace with silicon carbide crucibles are used. You can do sizing of furnace by production capacity you required. On basis of capacity you can select crucible size to 1 MT metal holding, combustion system etc.
Umesh Charki
- Thane, India
2004
Q. I am looking for the manufacturers of plant and machinery for Production of Zinc Oxide and Dross. I want the manufacturers of the plant.
ANUJ JAINBuyer - Ludhiana, Punjab, India
2007
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January 12, 2009
Q. Dear Sir,
I am dealing with ceramic raw-material and chemical. We have to make project on a chemical plant.
So I have selected ZINC OXIDE POWDER making plant which is useful in making ceramics, etc.
I have to make total process for making zinc oxide powder.
I have some of the question regarding this which are as follows
1) What is the process of making zinc oxide powder?
2) What type of machinery is required for making it?
3) From which Material it requires?
4) At what temperature it should be melt?
5) Where can we use it? (state all the useful area)
6) If you have any picture of plant, please send it to me?
Please provide me all guidance about zinc oxide plant, process, equipment required, and uses.
I will be very thankful to you if you are answering all my questions.
Thanks,
Regards,
- India
A. Dear Sir,
I would like to recommend you the link on finishing.com for information regarding zinc oxide production:
www.finishing.com/123/73.shtml
Regards,
Umesh Charki
- Thane, India
May 16, 2009
Zinc fumes from Zinc Oxide Manufacturing
November 6, 2009Q. I work at the manufacturing plant of Zinc Oxide, we use the French Process of manufacturing of Zinc Oxide.
As per the update from the Environment & Forest Department, Govt of India, we have been advised to ensure that the zinc fumes are not released in the air.
We have been working to upgrade our plant with regards to the same.
I have learnt from our lab chemists that in case we pass zinc fumes through water before releasing them in the air. The zinc fumes will dissolve in the water & the air let out of the chimney will be zinc free & hence non-hazardous.
Is that true?
Is there any other way to go ahead & upgrade the factory to ensure that zinc fumes are not released in the air?
Regards
- Mumbai, India
A. Hi Aparna,
I am a chemical engineer and working in zinc oxide field for last 8 years. And presently working as consultant for zinc oxide.
As per your problem, you should not go for water scrubbing of zinc oxide fumes.
Your chemist has no idea of insolubility of zinc oxide in water. It is only 45 ppm.
After scrubbing zinc oxide in water, you will get zinc oxide mud, which is difficult to dispose and will give you problem by pollution control board.
The best way to handle zinc oxide fumes is to filter them with highly efficient filters.
We are using fume extraction system equipped with compound hood, ducting, bag filters and blower. It is used to catch any kind of fugitive fumes like while charging, skimming of metal, crucible cleaning, etc. activities.
You can refer to more information on following link,
www.finishing.com/123/73.shtml
Thanking you,
Umesh Charki
- Thane, India
Q. Dear Sir,
I want to set up the zinc oxide plant at Coimbatore. So I require the plant and machinery details and where I have to purchase or where I have to contract with erectors. I hope you may send it all immediately.
thanks and regards,
- Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India
June 24, 2010
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September 16, 2011
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