Cassava pulp(residue) is a byproduct of cassava processing, derived from the extraction of starch from cassava roots. This fibrous residue is usually discarded or, but recent technological advances have made it possible to convert it into valuable products through the use of cassava pulp dryers. The cassava pulp dryer was developed by Zhengzhou Jiutian based on the characteristics of high moisture content and high viscosity of cassava pulp. The dried material has perfect color and excellent quality. The production line is energy-saving and environmentally friendly, and the operation is safe and stable.

  One of the main uses of dried cassava pulp is as a feedstock for the production of bioethanol. The high content of cellulose and hemicellulose in cassava pulp makes it an ideal feedstock for biofuel production, as it can be fermented and distilled to produce ethanol. Additionally, dried cassava pulp can be processed into nutrient-rich animal feed. The residual protein and carbohydrates in cassava pulp make it a valuable supplement to livestock diets, providing essential nutrients while reducing dependence on traditional feed sources. This not only benefits livestock farmers in improving the health and productivity of their animals, but also helps promote a circular economy by reducing waste and increasing resource efficiency. Furthermore, dried cassava pulp can be used as an agricultural soil conditioner. Its organic matter content improves soil structure, fertility, and water retention capacity, thereby increasing crop yields and the sustainability of agricultural practices.

  In conclusion, the utilization of cassava pulp through drying technology opens up a range of opportunities for sustainable and innovative applications. From bioethanol production to animal feed supplementation and soil conditioning, dried cassava pulp plays a crucial role in promoting resource efficiency and contributing to a more circular economy.