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Alcohol, starch sugar, monosodium glutamate, citric acid, and other industries in the food industry mainly use grain as raw materials, but the utilization rate of raw materials is low, and at least 30-40% of the raw materials become wastewater. The dry matter content in the wine residue waste liquid reaches 5-8%, and the total amount of residual organic matter in 1 ton of alcohol distillation waste liquid is more than 500kg, which not only causes a lot of waste but also causes serious environmental pollution.
Many breweries have begun to deep-process beer by-products. The distiller’s grains are rich in nutrients and contain a variety of organic compounds, B vitamins, and cellulose. It is a good raw material for edible fungi cultivation. It can be suitable for the growth of a variety of edible fungi, which can not only reduce the production cost of edible fungi but also solve the problem of environmental pollution.

In rural areas, distiller’s grains are generally used directly as feed to feed livestock, and a large amount of protein cannot be converted, and it is difficult to be absorbed and utilized, causing a lot of waste. The most thorough and successful treatment of waste distiller's grains is to dehydrate the distiller's grains into the compound feed to make it better digested and absorbed. According to different feeding standards of livestock and poultry, adding trace elements and other additives can make different compound feeds. Not only can the factory turn waste into treasure and increase economic benefits, but it is also of great significance to the treatment of environmental pollution, alleviating the shortage of compound feed, energy-saving and emission reduction, and the development of aquaculture.
Jiutian Brewer Grain Dryer can quickly dehydrate and dry the wet distiller’s lees with a moisture content of about 65% to a dry product with a moisture content of about 10%. It is used to make high-protein feed and realizes the mechanization, automation, and industrialization of the drying of distiller’s grains.
Coffee grounds are the residue produced after brewing coffee. More than 2 billion cups of coffee are consumed worldwide every day, and most of the coffee grounds are discarded as garbage. The decomposition of coffee grounds releases methane into the atmos
Livestock farms generate a large amount of pollutants every day, including cow dung, urine, and other contaminants, with a moisture content ranging from 85% to 90%. These pollutants contain a substantial amount of undigested organic matter and insect eggs
Empty fruit bunches (EFB) are fibrous agricultural waste left over from palm oil extraction and can be processed into biomass fuel. The initial moisture content of palm fruit bunches is usually high (55-65%), and the moisture needs to be reduced to 15% be
Sawdust pellets are a type of biomass fuel with high density and high calorific value, it can replace traditional fossil fuels, reduce pollution, and achieve resource recycling. To produce sawdust pellets, drying is usually an indispensable step, because