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Beer Yeast Dryer is environmentally friendly drying equipment that uses steam as a clean heat source. In the fermentation process of beer production, a large amount of waste yeast will be produced. The discharge of waste yeast liquid into the water will cause a lot of pollution. The waste yeast contains high protein content and rich vitamins, which can be processed as feed protein. However, the high moisture content of raw material waste yeast liquid makes it difficult to transport and store. Therefore, the yeast dryer is essential equipment for yeast processing.
Jiutian Brewer Yeast Dryer can use a low-temperature rapid drying method to dry the waste yeast to ensure the fresh activity of the yeast. The dried material has high cleanliness, well retains the taste of fermented feed, and has the advanced performance. Using yeast dryers to recover and develop yeast has objective economic and environmental benefits.
Jiutian dryer manufacturer specializes in the production of waste Yeast Drying Equipment for breweries, specifications, and models are determined according to customer needs, equipment details and quotations can be consulted online. Welcome to your inquiry.
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