Aluminum Can Briquette Purification
Effective impurity removal enhances aluminum purity, improves recycling value, and ensures stable performance during subsequent processing. The following methods optimize briquette quality and maximize economic benefits.
- Thoroughly clean collected aluminum cans to eliminate food residues, oil stains, and adhesives
- Use appropriate cleaning agents that do not corrode aluminum
- Ensure sufficient drying to prevent moisture-related issues
- Conduct careful sorting to separate aluminum cans from non-aluminum materials
- Utilize manual or mechanical sorting equipment for purity assurance
- Use air separation technology to blow away lightweight impurities like dust or paper scraps
- Install magnetic separation devices to attract and separate magnetic impurities such as iron scraps
- Utilize screening equipment to sift out impurities of different particle sizes
- Ensure uniform briquette composition through density-based separation techniques
- Apply mild chemical solvents compatible with aluminum for stubborn oil stains or organic residues
- Ensure solvents are environmentally friendly and can be fully rinsed off
- Use gentle chemical polishing or pickling processes for oxide layers or surface contaminants
- Maintain strict control of process conditions to prevent damage to aluminum briquettes
- Regularly sample and test treated briquettes to check for residual impurities
- Adjust impurity removal methods promptly if excessive impurities are detected
- Establish a systematic impurity removal process covering all stages
- Implement closed-loop quality control system from pre-processing to post-treatment
In summary, removing impurities from aluminum can briquettes requires a combination of raw material pre-processing, physical separation, targeted chemical auxiliary methods, and post-inspection. By integrating these measures, the purity of aluminum can briquettes can be effectively improved, laying a solid foundation for high-quality recycling and reuse.
