This invention discloses a method and
system for producing
zinc calcined sand from
zinc-containing waste based on calorific value classification and
flue gas recycling. First, the
zinc-containing
hazardous waste is classified according to its calorific value. High-calorific-value raw materials are self-heated and roasted in a
fluidized bed roaster (1), while low-calorific-value raw materials are supplemented and roasted in a
rotary kiln (2), achieving efficient energy utilization. Then, the zinc-containing
flue gas dust and
sludge collected through
flue gas purification are returned to the
rotary kiln (2) for cyclic
roasting via a closed conveying device (8). Combined with a multi-stage
flue gas purification process involving "dry + wet + deep treatment" (gravity
settling chamber (4), scrubbing
tower (5), desulfurization device (6), and
electrostatic precipitator (7)), efficient zinc
recovery and ultra-low emissions are achieved. The total zinc
recovery rate of this invention reaches 90%-95%, reducing
energy consumption by more than 20% compared to traditional processes, and the particulate matter in the
exhaust gas is ≤10mg / m³. 3 SO2 ≤ 35 mg / m³ 3 The products meet industry standards, achieving the unified treatment, resource recycling, and environmental compliance of zinc-containing
hazardous waste, and possess significant commercial value and
social benefits.