Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
During the fermentation of beer production, a large amount of waste yeast will be produced. The former brewery will discharge the waste yeast liquid into the water. The highly active yeast causes a lot of pollution after discharge. Jiutian Yeast Drum Dryer can turn waste yeast into feed, thereby increasing the benefit of manufacturers.
Jiutian yeast dryer adopts a single drying cylinder structure and indirect conduction heating to dry a variety of slurries. The material can be completely dried after one rotation of the drying cylinder, and the sheeting material automatically falls into the discharge port under the action of the scraper device, complete unloading, simple operation, and high drying efficiency.
As a professional Beer Yeast Dryer manufacturer, Jiutian introduces foreign advanced technology, continuously improves and upgrades for yeast and regional characteristics, and strives to increase the economic benefits of customers. For more cases and information about brewer yeast dryer, please feel free to contact us.
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