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Recently, the components of the 1-ton/hour brewer’s yeast dryer purchased by the Portuguese customer from our company have been manufactured. After checking the components, appearance inspection, and size measurement, the assembly has officially entered the assembly stage.
The customer purchased this equipment to dry the waste yeast in the brewery. The Jiutian Yeast Dryer mainly uses steam as the heating medium for indirect drying to ensure that the dried yeast is highly clean. The drying cylinder can be completely dried after one rotation. Under the action of the scraper device, the sheet will automatically fall into the discharge port, and the unloading is completed. The operation is simple and the drying efficiency is high. It is suitable for low temperature treatment of waste yeast mud, yeast cell wall and paste materials.
We will continue to report the latest progress of the project, you can follow our website. If you have other questions about the project or are interested in our equipment, please feel free to contact us.
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