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With the continuous development of urbanization, urban kitchen waste has become one of the important issues in environmental governance, and kitchen waste drying equipment plays an important role in the treatment of various kitchen wastes. So how to improve the drying efficiency of kitchen waste dryer?
1. Improve the internal structure of the dryer. Inside the dryer, in order to improve the drying speed and effect, there are various copy board structures installed. The main function of these copy boards is to continuously stir, disperse, lift and throw materials to increase the contact area between materials and high-temperature airflow, improve thermal efficiency, and achieve better drying results. Therefore, reasonable improvement of the internal structure of the dryer is also one of the important ways to improve the drying effect.
2. Ensure heat and temperature. In the drying process of materials, heat and temperature are the key factors to ensure the drying effect. Because the drying of kitchen waste is mainly achieved through the heat exchange of materials and high-temperature airflow. If the heat in the dryer is insufficient, the material will not absorb the required heat and temperature, which not only prolongs the drying time, but also reduces the drying effect of the material. Therefore, ensuring the adequacy of heat and the stability of temperature in the dryer can greatly improve the drying effect.
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