The Versatility of Vulcan Drying Systems Rotary Dryers
With a Vulcan Drying Systems Rotary Drying System, moisture is evaporated from organic material.
The refined end product, with the unwanted moisture removed, is now a commodity for beneficial use.
Recycling the Past by Drying Automotive Shredder Residue
Getting economic value from landfill waste, like automotive shredder residue (ASR), is a big challenge that can have a big payoff!
Vulcan Drying Systems' Drying Technology is the key component of material preparation when separating ASR waste to reclaim energy and metals.
Drying makes handling automotive shredder waste easier and more cost-effective because it reduces moisture, weight, clumping, and volume.
Separate Hydrocarbons with Thermal Desorption
Our thermal desorption technology is specifically designed to ensure maximum efficiency,
creating an advantage that is not produced with other mechanical and thermal technology in the industry.
Sort, Separate and Size with Vulcan Sorting Systems
Recycling of papers, plastics, metals, wood, glass and other waste items requires homogeneous end products to maximize commodity pricing. Vulcan Sorting Systems can custom design sorting conveyors, screens and magnets and provide users the ability to separate by material size and type.
Used Material Dryers and Other Equipment
Vulcan Drying Systems carries a wide selection of used dryers that can be part of a complete frac sand, drilling wastes or soil remediation system in addition to other used equipment.
Click here for video on some of this equipment.
Drilling Down on Drill Cuttings
Drill cuttings contain large volumes of valuable, recoverable diesel. In order to maximize the volume and value of this recovered diesel,
it is important to apply heat to the feed progressively with maximum temperature control.
Process Spent Catalysts for Beneficial Results
Catalysts are essential in the refining of petrochemicals into clean fuel and other valuable products. However, during the process,
these catalysts become contaminated with impurities such as sulfur and coke. The resultant "spent" catalysts are strictly regulated due to the environmental concerns they pose,
and since landfill disposal is unacceptable, companies suffer big expenses.
Can your operation benefit from calcining?
Calcining, also known as calcination, is a thermal treatment process that uses extremely high temperatures to change the physical and chemical properties of various solid materials,
such as minerals, metals, and ores. The process is frequently used to improve electrical conductivity and to remove chemically bound water and other impurities in the
mineral processing, recycling, and manufacturing industries.
