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Sugar cane processing in sugar factories will produce a lot of bagasse. How to process and utilize these waste bagasse? Bagasse can be processed and utilized by drying to make biomass fuel, feed, etc.
Bagasse drying is inseparable from the bagasse dryer. The bagasse dryer adopts a high-temperature rapid drying process, with large processing capacity, low fuel consumption, high drying strength, and high temperature resistance. It can use high-temperature hot air to quickly dry materials. The bagasse dryer is also equipped with a dispersing device in the drum. The combination of rapid stirring drying and airflow drying can fully disperse the viscous material, which greatly increases the contact area between the material and the heat medium, which is conducive to the full drying of the material.
Zhengzhou Jiutian bagasse dryer is suitable for rapid drying and dehydration of high-humidity waste residues such as bagasse, beet bagasse, tea bagasse, and beetroot bagasse. If you are interested in our equipment, please feel free to contact us.
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