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Full Material Feeding Commissioning Finished for Waste Catalyst Precious Metal Recovery Line
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Recently, Zhengzhou Jinquan has hit an important project milestone. In particular, we have finished full-load wet commissioning for our waste catalyst precious metal recovery project. Furthermore, the whole production line runs stably with qualified finished products. Thus, our recycling technology and turnkey solutions are fully proven for global clients.
Project Commissioning Brief
Firstly, this test run uses real waste catalyst materials, not empty dry operation. Meanwhile, raw materials cover automotive three-way catalysts and petrochemical spent catalysts. In addition, the line ran continuously for 72 hours without breakdowns. Finally, all operational data meets international industrial standards. Nowadays, global circular economy boosts PGM recycling demand. Hence, our plant solves both precious metal waste and industrial pollution problems.
Key Advantages Verified On-site
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Over 95% PGM recovery rate: It captures platinum, palladium and rhodium efficiently. As a result, metal loss drops greatly during recycling.
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Strong material adaptability: Besides auto and chemical waste catalysts, it fits most common industrial spent catalysts.
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Eco-friendly design: Moreover, it supports closed-loop wastewater and flue gas treatment. Also, it complies with EU environmental standards with zero secondary pollution.
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Flexible intelligent production: In addition, automatic operation cuts labor costs. We also provide customized daily processing capacity for different projects.
Our Turnkey Service Support
Unlike simple equipment sellers, we offer one-stop full services. Specifically, we provide raw material testing, process design, installation and on-site commissioning. Additionally, we offer long-term after-sales support. So far, our recycling lines have served over 30 countries worldwide.
