Focus on heavy equipment
The dryer selection must be reasonable in order to save investment, reduce operating costs, ensure product quality, and obtain maximum economic benefits. However, how to choose to achieve these effects? Today I want to tell you some principles for selecting yeast dryer equipment:

1. It is best to make a drying experiment of the material before selecting the model. In-depth understanding of the drying device used for similar materials is often helpful for proper model selection.
2. The drying device with simple structure, sufficient supply of spare parts, high reliability and long life is preferred.
3. The drying equipment must first be suitable for specific materials and meet the basic requirements of material drying, including the ability to handle materials well, and meet the basic requirements of processing volume, dehydration volume, product quality, etc.
4. Low operating cost. Equipment depreciation, energy consumption, labor costs, maintenance costs, spare parts costs and other operating costs should be as low as possible.
5. Low energy consumption. Different drying methods have different energy consumption indicators. The thermal efficiency of general conductive drying can theoretically reach 100%, while that of convection drying can only be about 70%.
6. Comply with environmental protection requirements, good working conditions and high safety.
7. Save investment. The drying device that completes the same function sometimes differs greatly in cost, so you should choose the lower one.
8. High drying rate. In terms of drying rate alone, materials are highly dispersed in hot air during convection drying, with low critical moisture content and fast drying speed. And even if they are all convective drying, the critical moisture content is different for different drying methods, so the drying rate is also different.
Zhengzhou Jiutian is a professional manufacturer of yeast dryers. We have a professional R&D team and our products are exported to Vietnam, Thailand and other countries. If you need it, please feel free to contact us.
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