The invention belongs to the technical fields of
environmental protection and comprehensive utilization of resources, and particularly relates to a device for calcining a high-whiteness
powder material by
microwave heating. The device disclosed by the invention is divided into the parts, namely a charging cavity, reaction cavities, a collector and the like. The device comprises the following processes: mixing kieselguhr or kaolin original soil with a reactant, and feeding to the charging cavity; feeding the materials to a
microwave reaction cavity in an
extrusion manner, and deeply heating by virtue of a
microwave; heating to over 100 DEG C for 5-30 minutes in a first reaction cavity, and preheating and
drying the original soil; heating to required
calcination temperature in a second reaction cavity and calcining for 5-30 minutes, so as to obtain
powder material with high whiteness being over 92; and cooling and storing the generated
powder material by virtue of the collector. Due to a microwave heating mode, the device disclosed by the invention is energy-saving and environment-friendly, and is capable of ensuring continuous
batch production and effectively avoiding potential safety hazards such as fire hazards. The high-whiteness powder material produced by the method has good covering power and the stability, is capable of replacing or partially replacing expensive
titanium dioxide material, and has a wide application prospect.