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- Drying We offer a variety of drying systems suitable for different materials and process requirements.
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- Evaporation and Crystallization The evaporation and crystallization process is influenced by multiple factors, including feed composition, temperature, evaporation rate, and crystallization time.
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- Cooling Crystallization Cooling crystallization is used to turn liquid materials into solid form by lowering the temperature rapidly below their crystallization point. This fast cooling causes the material to solidify without forming a well-ordered crystal structure, resulting in an amorphous or glassy state where molecular mobility is greatly reduced. Since the chemical bonds remain unchanged, the material retains its composition while presenting a denser, disordered structure.
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- Carbonization and Hydrogenation Carbonization and hydrogenation are important processes used to refine lithium compounds in industries such as battery manufacturing, ceramics, and specialty glass. These methods help improve material purity to meet the demands of advanced applications. Among various purification techniques, the dissolution–precipitation method stands out as the most commonly used due to its efficiency and simplicity.
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Process Equipment
Our chemical and battery material processing equipment can be customized to meet specific customer requirements and processing goals, ensuring optimal performance for every application.
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Dryers- Drying is a thermal process used to remove moisture or solvents from solid or semi-solid materials, reducing their content to a controlled level for the next stage of production.
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Evaporators- We provide advanced evaporation and crystallization systems designed for efficient separation, purification, and recovery of valuable compounds in lithium battery material processing and recycling.
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Crystallizers- Cooling crystallization is a process in which a liquid solution is gradually cooled below its crystallization temperature and held under controlled conditions, allowing the solute to transition from a dissolved state to a solid crystalline form.