Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
There are many choices of heat source for cocopeat dryer, such as biomass particles, coal, firewood, steam, natural gas, biogas, boiler flue gas, etc. So which heat source is better?
First of all, we consider the convenience of the heat source, that is, whether the heat source is easy to obtain and whether it is convenient to purchase. It can be selected according to the actual situation of the dryer.
Secondly, considering the calorific value and cleanliness of the heat source, fuels with high calorific value and high cleanliness can provide more heat and reduce the burden of subsequent exhaust gas treatment.
Finally, we also need to analyze the specific drying cost of the heat source, and calculate the theoretical value according to the required heat and the calorific value of the heat source for a simple comparison.
All in all, no matter what material is being dried, the principles of heat source used in the dryer should be comprehensively considered in terms of convenience, high calorific value, and low drying cost.
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