Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
The nutrients in the corn starch residue are higher than many of the dregs, so they can be used as feed ingredients. Moreover, the corn starch residue treated feed has good palatability and can meet the needs of different farmers. What is the process of drying the corn starch residue?
Jiutian Starch Residue Drying Production Line adopts the combination of dehydration and drying. Before entering the dryer, the corn starch residue is pretreated by dehydration, and the high moisture corn starch residue is dehydrated to about 60%, and then passed through the spiral conveying. The machine is transported to the dryer to dry the water to 12%.
This kind of treatment is more efficient and energy-saving, saving energy and improving economic efficiency for enterprises. It has been recognized by many customers and the market feedback is good.Jiutian is a Starch Residue Drying Equipment manufacturer, providing a variety of drying equipment of specifications and models. More information can be consulted online, welcome to your inquiry.
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