Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
The avocado pomace material contains a certain amount of moisture and nutrients. Before its comprehensive utilization, it needs to be dried first. The avocado pomace drying equipment generally uses the avocado pomace dryer equipment, which adopts the method of contacting the material with high-temperature hot air , to achieve the drying treatment of avocado pomace materials. So what should be paid attention to in the drying material temperature of the avocado pomace dryer?
The suitable temperature of the avocado dregs dryer is one of the necessary conditions to ensure the stable operation of the equipment. If the temperature of the equipment is too high or too low, it will affect the working efficiency and drying quality of the equipment, so the temperature of the equipment needs to be well controlled. The temperature of the avocado pomace dryer needs to adjust the appropriate temperature according to the drying effect of the material and the moisture content of the material. During the operation of the equipment, pay attention to the temperature change, make a good temperature record, and observe the drying effect of the material at the same time. Do not increase the temperature of the avocado residue dryer at will, and control the temperature at a suitable temperature to realize the drying treatment of the avocado residue material.
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