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Cassava is a kind of food with high nutritional value. Cassava is processed to produce cassava starch, and cassava residue is a by-product. A large amount of cassava residue is discarded, which makes cassava residue accumulate outside, which not only takes up land area, but also wastes resources. In fact, cassava residue is very high in starch and contains a lot of nutrients, making it a good feed for livestock.
The accumulation of cassava residues makes the cassava starch residues more prone to decay and deterioration, and will change color within a day or two. If it is directly fed to livestock, it may cause poisoning. Therefore, a cassava starch residue dryer should be used to reuse the resources of cassava starch residue. The taste, color and nutritional value of the dried cassava starch residue are not affected, and it is used to feed livestock, which not only reduces costs, but also improves economic benefits.
Zhengzhou Jiutian is a large-scale dryer manufacturer. Aiming at the nature of cassava starch residue, it has developed a new type of cassava starch residue dryer. Compared with traditional dryers, the drying equipment has large output, high production efficiency, simple operation, and good drying effect. It opens the mode of resource reuse of cassava starch residue and brings impetus to the recycling of cassava starch residue.
The cassava starch residue dryer is mainly composed of heat source equipment, conveying system, induced draft fan, dust collector, electric control system, etc. The daily processing capacity is not limited, and a reasonable plan can be formulated according to the needs of users. Whether it is the quality of the equipment or the installation of the production line, there are professional technicians to follow up. If you want to know more information about cassava starch residue dryer, please feel free to contact us.
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