In the field of industrial solid waste resource utilization, the fine processing of fly ash is a crucial step for achieving value enhancement. Qingdao Shina has launched the ITC series of fly ash ultra-fine air-flow classification machines, which help to utilize solid waste fly ash resources.

As the main solid waste from coal-fired power plants, fly ash has uneven particle size distribution and cannot fully realize its high-quality value without classification. The Qingdao Shina ITC air-flow classifier is based on the principles of aerodynamics. Through the centrifugal force generated by the high-speed rotating classification wheel and the centripetal force of the airflow, it achieves precise separation of coarse and fine particles of fly ash. The equipment supports flexible adjustment of the particle size from 5 to 150 micrometers and can be customized to match the required fineness of the powder for different application scenarios, meeting the material standards of various fields such as building materials and chemicals.

The ITC series air-flow classifiers are designed for high production capacity, suitable for large-scale production needs. At the same time, they optimize the structure and power configuration, with operating energy consumption within a reasonable range, helping enterprises control production costs. The equipment can be adapted to different hardness fly ash materials and adopts an aluminum oxide wear-resistant protection design to extend the equipment lifespan and reduce operation and maintenance costs. The entire system adopts a closed operation architecture and is equipped with a professional dust collection device, effectively preventing dust leakage and reducing the impact on the surrounding environment, in line with the concept of environmental protection production.