Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
Yeast is a by-product of the beer industry and contains a variety of nutrients. The moisture content of wet yeast is too high, so it needs to be dried to reduce its moisture to facilitate storage and transportation or feed processing.
The dried beer yeast slurry is a good feed additive. The yeast slurry is dried by steam drying, using the drying cylinder as the carrier, and dried by steam. The final moisture can be controlled at about 12%. Horizontal bar drying is usually used. For large animals Projects with large processing capacity use a double-cylinder yeast dryer.
The beer yeast slurry dryer is a customized equipment that can achieve continuous operation of production work and high processing output. The yeast dryer equipment can operate for eight hours of production, and can also operate efficiently for 12 hours or 24 hours continuously.
Zhengzhou Jiutian customizes and supplies beer yeast drying equipment, customizes equipment models according to different user production requirements, and provides equipment installation and debugging, technical guidance and other services. Welcome to visit our factory!
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