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Corn distillers grains(DDGS) are waste residues produced by fermentation of corn as raw material to produce alcohol. They are rich in nutrients and are high-quality raw materials for feed processing. However, fresh corn ddgs have a large water content and are difficult to transport and store, so they need to be dried. How to quickly dry corn distillers grain?
The corn distillers grain dryer is developed and produced by Zhengzhou Jiutian according to the characteristics of corn distiller's grains. It can efficiently process corn distiller's grains, with large production capacity and high quality. Its process flow: After the wet corn ddgs are transported to the dryer by the conveyor, they are evenly dispersed in the dryer and fully contacted with hot air under the flipping of the evenly distributed lifting plates in the drum, which speeds up the heat transfer and mass transfer of drying. During the drying process, the distiller's grains are discharged to the star-shaped unloading valve at the other section of the dryer to discharge the dried product under the action of the inclined lifting plate and the heat medium.
Corn distiller's grains have high protein content, low crude fiber content, and high fat content. The dried distiller's grains are used as raw materials for compound feed, and have good palatability for animals. They are a high-quality animal feed additive. We have many ddgs drying projects, if you are interested in, please contact us and learn more.
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