Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
Brewery waste yeast can be reused for yeast feed production. It has high nutritional value and is beneficial to feed mills to improve economic benefits. Drying brewer waste yeast is the beginning of the processing technology.
The brewery waste yeast produces high value-added products such as chicken flavor, yeast essence and RNA, and the remaining yeast residue is used to produce high-quality feed. This method not only improves the economic value of the beer waste yeast, but also achieves no waste emissions in the production process. However, brewery waste yeast has a high water content and is generally called yeast liquid. Therefore, whether it is processed, stored or transported, it will encounter high water problems and is prone to rancidity. Drying brewery waste yeast is extremely necessary.
The brewer yeast dryer was developed by Zhengzhou Jiutian based on the characteristics of beer waste yeast. It uses steam as the heat medium for indirect drying. Therefore, the dry waste yeast has high cleanliness. At the same time, steam drying is low-temperature drying. Therefore, the waste yeast beneficial bacteria are better maintained. The yeast drying carrier is mainly a drum scraper dryer. The entire drying process is environmentally friendly, low consumption, and has a large processing capacity.
Jiutian customizes beer yeast drying equipment according to customer needs, welcome to contact us!
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