Technology is developing, and lithium batteries are indispensable for the mobile phones or new energy vehicles we use in our daily lives. So how much harm can used lithium batteries cause to the social environment?

Waste batteries contain many heavy metals and electrolytes. These heavy metals and electrolytes will penetrate into the soil and groundwater, causing great harm to the ecological environment. Moreover, these heavy metals cannot degrade by themselves in nature and can only migrate. Once migrated, Entering water bodies or soil will cause water and soil pollution, thereby preventing the water bodies and soil's own purification capabilities from being reflected.

So how to correctly and reasonably recycle lithium batteries and scrapped electronic waste? Let it turn waste into treasure, what about energy conversion? The following device can solve these problems very well.

Lithium battery cracking furnace equipment: The function of the lithium battery thermal cracking and calcining furnace is to thermally crack used lithium batteries and separate useful fuels and metal substances. Examples include lithium, aluminum and copper. These recycled materials can be repurposed for recycling.

At the same time, the equipment is environmentally friendly and energy-saving, which can reduce pollution, save energy and help reduce the consumption of natural resources during the processing of used lithium batteries. At the same time, during the thermal decomposition of used batteries, organic matter, metals and other compounds, as well as other important elements, can be separated. These separated elements allow us to recycle used batteries in a more economical and environmentally friendly way. At the same time, through this processing method, not only can the negative impact on the environment be reduced, but the problem can also be effectively solved. Therefore, lithium battery pyrolysis calciner and waste battery pyrolysis equipment are necessary equipment that can greatly help us correctly handle and recycle waste batteries, reduce negative impacts on the environment, and effectively utilize our resources.