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During the processing of sugar beets, a large amount of beet pulp will be produced, which contains a large amount of water and needs to be dried before it can be stored or reused for a long time. How to dry beet pulp? What are the uses of dried beet pulp?
How to dry beet pulp? Drying of beet pulp is generally carried out mechanically by beet pulp dryer. The moisture content of the dried beet pulp is about 12%, which is convenient for long-term storage or resource reuse. The process flow: After part of the water is removed by the spiral dehydrator, the beet pulp is transported to the sugar beet pulp dryer via a screw conveyor. Under the flipping of the evenly distributed copying plates in the cylinder, it fully contacts the hot air to achieve heat and mass transfer. the goal of. The dried beet pulp has good color, low nutritional loss, strong palatability, and animals love to eat it.
Beet pulp contains a large amount of nutrients and crude fiber. It is a good juicy feed for livestock. It also has a lactation effect on female animals. It is mostly used to feed cattle, realizing high-value utilization of sugar beet pulp resources and reducing the cost of breeding in farms.
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