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Sugarcane is one of the main raw materials for sugar production. How to use the bagasse left over after processing the sugar? In fact, bagasse can be used for biomass fuel or feed through drying and processing. The bagasse dryer is one of the ways to turn waste residue into treasure.
The bagasse dryer can not only be used for the drying of bagasse, but also can be used for pomace, MSG bacterial protein, beet residue, starch residue, corn residue, citric acid tail liquid, feed, protein powder, medicine residue and other materials drying. The bagasse dryer is mainly composed of heat source, bagasse dehydration equipment, feeder, feeder, bagasse dryer, discharger, induced draft fan, unloader and power distribution cabinet.
After the dehydrated wet bagasse enters the dryer, it is evenly dispersed in the dryer and fully contacted with hot air under the turning of the evenly distributed plate reader in the drum, which accelerates the speed of heat and mass transfer during drying. The material is dried under the action of the inclined board and the heat medium, and the finished product is discharged by the star-shaped discharge valve in another section.
The bagasse in the sugar factory is quickly reduced in moisture by the bagasse dehydration and drying equipment, and then processed into biomass pellets, feed, etc., to enhance the utilization value of bagasse. If you are interested in sugarcane bagasse dryer, please feel free to contact us.
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