Beet pulp is a byproduct of sugar production, also known as beet waste or waste pulp. It is the residue left after beet roots and tubers are soaked and squeezed to extract sugar liquid, so it contains a lot of crude fiber. Usually, 0.9 tons of beet pulp can be produced from 1 ton of beet roots. Beet pulp contains 93% water and about 7% dry matter.

  Beet pulp can be dried and then made into pellets by a pellet press. The dry matter is rich in various amino acids, vitamins and trace elements, making it an ideal feed for pig and cattle farming. Beet pulp dryer is designed to solve the problem that traditional rotary dryers are not suitable for materials with high moisture content of MC higher than 50% and low viscosity. It is equipped with high-speed rotating blades to strengthen the crushing and separation effect. The crushing effect increases the contact area of ​​particles, greatly improves the heat transfer rate and vaporization rate, increases the output by 50%, and reduces fuel consumption by 30%.

  Due to the multifunctional role of beet pulp, it can be used as dietary fiber, nutritional supplement, dispersant, stabilizer, thickener, binder, filler, anti-caking agent, processing aid, food additive (used in cakes, dairy products, flour products, oil can be reduced by 15-20%), and because of the high carbohydrate content, starch value and total digestible nutrients of beet pulp, it can be used as concentrated feed. It can be used not only for ruminants such as cattle and sheep, but also for livestock and poultry aquaculture such as pigs, chickens, fish, and ducks. It also has a lactation effect on female livestock and is mostly used to feed cattle. In addition, it can also be used in cat food. The processed beet pulp can provide better dietary fiber for cats, promote gastrointestinal motility, and enhance digestion.

  The dried beet pulp retains its active ingredients and is easy to store and transport. If you are interested in beet pulp dryer, please contact us.