Dryers are used in a variety of industries, such as the food processing, pharmaceutical, paper, pollution control and agricultural sectors. Diverse materials need to be dried in completely different businesses, such as chemicals for research and medical concerns, paper for printing and packaging operations and edible materials for further processing into popular foods and snacks.

Dryers are used to remove liquids or moisture from bulk solids, powders, parts, continuous sheets or other liquids by evaporation or sublimation. Dryers can be broken up into two main types: direct and indirect. Direct dryers convectively heat a product through direct contact with heated air, gas or a combusted gas product. Indirect dryers conductively heat a product through contact with a heated wall.

Description

The Fluid Bed Dryer consists of a bed of solid particles through which air is passed at a high velocity to create a fluidized state. The material to be dried is fed into the fluidized bed, where it is suspended and agitated by the flowing air. This results in efficient heat and mass transfer, leading to rapid drying of the material. The dried product is then discharged from the dryer for further processing or packaging.

A Rotocone Vacuum Dryer is a type of equipment used for drying heat-sensitive materials under vacuum. It is widely used in industries such as pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food processing, and more for drying powders, granules, and pastes.

Description

The Rotocone Vacuum Dryer consists of a cone-shaped vessel that rotates slowly while being heated from the outside. The vacuum inside the vessel lowers the boiling point of the liquid in the material, allowing for gentle drying at low temperatures. The rotating action ensures uniform drying and prevents material buildup on the vessel walls. The dried product is then discharged from the dryer for further processing or packaging.

The Tray Dryer is a versatile and reliable drying equipment extensively used in industries requiring efficient drying processes. Its simple yet effective design makes it suitable for drying a wide range of materials, from pharmaceuticals and chemicals to food products. With its customizable temperature and airflow settings, this dryer offers precise control over the drying process, ensuring optimal results.

Description

A Tray Dryer comprises a stack of trays placed within a chamber, with hot air circulating through the trays for drying. The trays can be made of stainless steel or aluminum and are perforated to allow for airflow. The heating system, typically located at the bottom or rear of the chamber, heats the air, which then flows through the trays, evaporating moisture from the material being dried. Tray Dryers are available in various sizes and configurations to accommodate different production needs.

Where to use

Pharmaceuticals: Drying of tablets, capsules, powders, and granules.Chemicals: Drying of various chemical substances, intermediates, and pigments.Food Processing: Used for drying food products such as fruits, vegetables, grains, and snacks.Textiles: Drying of fabrics, yarns, and dyed materials in the textile industry.

The Vacuum Tray Dryer is a crucial piece of equipment utilized in industries requiring efficient drying processes. Its design incorporates trays stacked within a vacuum chamber, providing an optimal environment for drying materials. With its ability to operate under low pressure, this dryer offers enhanced drying capabilities, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

Description

A Vacuum Tray Dryer consists of a vacuum-tight chamber housing multiple trays arranged one above the other. The trays are heated externally, and the vacuum inside the chamber facilitates the removal of moisture or solvents from the material being dried. This process ensures uniform drying, with minimal heat degradation, making it ideal for sensitive materials. Additionally, the vacuum environment reduces the boiling point of liquids, allowing for faster drying times.

Where to use

Pharmaceutical Industry: Drying of granules, powders, and particles in the production of tablets, capsules, and granules.Food Processing Industry: Drying of food products such as grains, cereals, fruits, and vegetables for preservation and packaging.Chemical Industry: Drying of chemical powders, pigments, catalysts, and intermediates in chemical manufacturing processes.Mineral Industry: Drying of minerals, aggregates, ores, and ceramics for processing and refinement.