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Distiller's grains are the main by-product of distilleries, which contain a lot of nutrients and can be used in feed production after drying. How many tons of wet distiller's grains can produce one ton of dry distiller's grains?
How many tons of wet distiller's grains can produce one ton of dry distiller's grains? This is related to the solid content of wet distiller's grains, that is, the original moisture of distiller's grains and the moisture after drying. Generally, if distiller's grains are dried as feed, the moisture content of distiller's grains is required to be about 12%. If the raw material moisture of distiller's grains is about 80%, substitute the formula, that is, the remaining material yield after 1 ton of wet distiller's grains is dried = (100% - wet distiller's grains are dried Solid content before (%))/(100%-solid content after drying of wet distiller's grains (%)), 0.22 tons of dry distiller's grains remain after drying one ton of wet distiller's grains, which is about 5 tons of wet distiller's grains Distiller's grains can produce 1 ton of dry distiller's grains.
The distiller's grain dryer is an important equipment in the distiller's grain feed processing technology. The recycling of distiller's grains has changed the structure of feed additives and the feed preparation of farms, which is cheap and cost-effective. The model of Zhengzhou Jiutian wet distiller's grains dryer can be customized, if you are interested in, please contact us.
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