Drying

Principle of Drying

The air generated from the air blower is converted into hot air through the heating units (heater, etc.). This air is mixed with the materials to be dried in the dryer to form supersaturated steam. This steam then passes through the bag filter (dust collector), and again passes through the cooler (refrigerating machine). Within the cooler, the supersaturated steam eliminates moisture due to the temperature difference, and the circulation system allows air without the moisture to move to the air blower again and back to the heating units.

Closed Loop System

Since the drying process is completely sealed, the drying can be done with water contents up to 0.01% without energy release, environmental pollutants release and dust generation. In addition, moisture can be collected in the heat exchanging part, which is very advantageous if using expensive raw materials. Furthermore, it is possible to add specific fragrance to the materials to be dried. Because the process is sealed, the unique taste or fragrance can be maintained (indeed, the system can be opened according to the demand of the user)

Homogeneous Drying

In the inner mixing units, the materials being dried are repeatedly contacted with heat through fluid movements. Accordingly, all materials inside are homogeneously dried, and with the soft action of the machine, the materials can be dried without any damage.

High Efficiency System

Since the drying per unit time is greater compared to that of other dryers, itis a highly efficient drying system.