This invention relates to the field of
zinc dross recovery technology, specifically to a hot-dip galvanized
dross recovery device, comprising an outer separation chamber, an inner melting chamber, a rotary
filter press mechanism, a top filter mechanism, and a feeding channel. The outer separation chamber is mounted on a mounting frame, the inner melting chamber is located inside the outer separation chamber, the rotary
filter press mechanism is rotatably mounted inside the inner melting chamber, the top filter mechanism is located at the top of the inner melting chamber, and the feeding channel is connected to the side wall of the inner melting chamber. In the inner melting chamber, the molten
zinc and
dross are subjected to shearing force generated by the rotor, thereby breaking down and refining the three-dimensional network skeleton formed by
intermetallic compounds, preventing them from encapsulating large amounts of molten
zinc. Furthermore, the dross is conveyed upwards by the spiral blades on the rotor, and during this conveying process, a
filter press effect is generated on the dross, thereby discharging the entrained zinc and further improving the zinc
recovery rate. This solves the problem that
intermetallic compounds generated during the
smelting process encapsulate large amounts of molten zinc and are skimmed off with the dross, leading to a significant decrease in the zinc recovery rate.