Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
Recently, another large-scale coal slime dryer from Zhengzhou Jiutian arrived in Shuozhou, Shanxi. This set of equipment is customized by our company according to user needs and output, with fine processing and qualified quality. Our technical engineers and after-sales personnel will also arrive at the project site later to start the installation and commissioning work.
The coal slime dryer is a new type of special coal slime drying equipment developed by our company on the basis of the existing dryer. The slime dryer has a depolymerization mechanism, movable grate-type wings, a cleaning device and a crushing and impacting device, which can dry viscous materials that cannot be processed by ordinary rotary dryers. It is developed and designed for viscous filter cake-like materials. The patented product is suitable for the drying of viscous filter cake materials such as coal slime, washed clean coal, municipal sludge, coal slime, choline chloride, red mud, biological waste residue and so on.
We will continue to report on the follow-up progress of the project. If you are interested in our slime dryer, please feel free to contact us.
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