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Dairy Tech Engineers & Consultants Spray dryers are relitively simple in operation which accept feed in fluid state and convert it into a dried particals form by spraying the fluid into a hot drying medium.
Feed atomisation is done by using high pressure nozzle, high pressue air, high speed disk automizer or two fluid nozzle. The heating method of drying air can be of either steam coils or thermic fluid or air.
Heater according to the service conditions available.The hot air is distribuuted into the chamber from top by an Air Disperser. The fines produced is taken out from the top/centre along with air to a cyclone separated, finel powder being collected at the bottom. Additional systems like fines recycling into the chamber for agglomerration, powder cooling, conveying, storage & bagging are optionals.
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Dairy Tech Engineers & Consultants
Versatile Drying method (Batch or Continuous Type)
used for drying of high fat products & various types of solids efficintly. It can also reduce the energy requirement of a Spray Drying Plant when used as a second stage Dryer & for Instant quality powders. Fluid Bed Dryer comrises a top fluidising chamber & a bottom air distribution chamber separated by a specially designed perforated plate. The feed of wet material is dried by contact with hot air that is blown through to maintain the material in a fluidised state.
A vibrating mechanism can be attached to give a forward motion cum agitation to the product at a controlled rate.
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Dairy Tech Engineers & Consultants
A continuou's flow of material is dried by contact with hot air while being transported by the air stream.
A single exhaust fan is used to induce the flow of gas through the heather, uptake pipe, horizontal duct & dust collector separator. if required a cage mill fan can be used as a lump breaker to disintagrate larger agglomerates. For dust collection and separation cyclone or fabric filters are used . In a Flash Dryer, material is in intimate contact with the gas stream for a very short time which makes it ideally suitable to remove free moisture.
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Flash Dryers |
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Dairy Tech Engineers & Consultants
Spin Flash Dryers are ideal of wet cake, slurry, paste which is normally difficult to dry in other Dryers.
The material is fed by Screw Feeder through a variable speed drive into the vertical drying chamber where it is heated by air & at the same time disintegrated by a specially designed disintegrator. The heating of air may be direct or indirect depending upon the application. The dry powder is collected through cyclone/bag filter or with a combination of both.
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Dairy Tech Engineers & Consultants
In direct heat Rotary Dryers a continuous feed of wet particulate material is dried by contact with heated air, while being trasported along the interior of a rotating
cylinder, with the roteting shell acting as tthe conveying device and stirrer. Food and Dairy Tech offers Rotary Dryers in co-current (paraller) and counter-curent operation. In the former the wet material is exposed to the hottest air which enables heat senstive or sticky materials to be dried material is exposed to the hottest air helping to achieve very low moisture content. The hot gases may enter at the temperature of 1650 degree.ce
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Rotary Dryers |
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Dairy Tech Engineers & Consultants
Steam Tube Dryers, one of the indirect heat Rotary Dryers, contain rotating shell, rows of steam Tubes arranged in concentric circles and extended throughout the length of the Dryer.Steam Tubes are desined to transfer heat from steam to the material being dried. Food and Dairy Tech offers tubes with or without fins according the design specification. The tibes and radial flights together server to agitate the material.
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Food and Dairy Tech's UNIQUE SPRAY DRYER DESIGN ENSURES |
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Less wear and tear of atomising system due to absence of any moving parts. |
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Minimum maintenance cost |
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Flexibility in controlling powder quality. |
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Less down time for maitenance purposes. |
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Possibility of expanding capacity upto 100 % |
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Flexibility of Drying different products |
Spray Dryers Application
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Milk powders |
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Ceramic Slurry |
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Coffee |
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Dextrose |
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Dyes |
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Eggs |
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Enzymes |
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Fruit powders |
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Gelatine |
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Herbal Products |
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Ice Cream Mix |
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Brewer's yeast |
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Papain |
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Polyvinyl Acetate |
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Protein |
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Tannin Agent |
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Tea |
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UF Resin, etc |
Fluid Bed Application
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Milk Powder |
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CheesePowder |
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Detergents |
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Hige Fat Powders |
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Fruit Pellets |
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Agglomerated Powder |
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Lactose |
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Salt, etc. |
Flash Application
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Bleach Clay |
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Chlorinated clay |
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Dicalcium Phosphate |
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Gluten |
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Pigments |
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Organic Salts |
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Starch,etc. |
Spin Flash Application
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Amino Acids |
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Pigments, etc. |
Rotary Application
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Ammonium Sulphate |
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Citric Acid |
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China Clay |
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Mineral Sand |
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Sodium Sulhate |
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Effluents,etc. |
Steam TubeApplication
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Fine dusty particles |
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