The main function of grate bars is to form a trough-shaped space, providing a place for the containment and support of the ore material.
During the sintering process, the ore material is fed into the furnace via a trolley, and the grate bars, together with the trolley's side panels, form a stable trough-shaped space, ensuring that the ore material is evenly distributed and stably supported on the trolley.
This design not only facilitates uniform heating and sintering of the ore material but also improves sintering efficiency and reduces energy consumption.
Grate bars are metal components that connect the internal burners of the furnace to the furnace wall. They typically consist of multiple bar-shaped elements that are fixed between the furnace wall and the burners, providing connection and support.
