Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
In the process of food waste recycling, due to the production technology, many food wastes are mixed with water, and some of them are even pasty, which cannot be transported and stored. The food needs to be dried and dehydrated. So what kind of equipment is good for the recycling and dehydration of food waste?
There are two main types of equipment that can be used for food waste recycling, one is filter press and the other is dryer. The filter press uses mechanical pressure in a closed space to squeeze out the water in food waste. However, its dehydration effect is limited. There are a large number of pore structures in the kitchen waste, like a sponge, and it is difficult to completely dry and dehydrate it only by extrusion.
The food waste dryer uses high-temperature hot air to continuously turn over the food waste through the rotation of the drum, and alternates with the hot air to make it repeatedly heated and the internal water evaporates completely, which can dry the food waste to a moisture content below 15%. The dried food waste has been completely dried and has high use value. Moreover, the kitchen waste recycling dryer is a continuous production, which can be uninterrupted for 24 hours and has a large output.
Zhengzhou Jiutian is a manufacturer of food waste dehydration and drying equipment. Customers who want to know the detailed configuration and supporting equipment can contact us and customize the solution for you free of charge.
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