Rotary Dryer - Hamun industrial group

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WHAT IS A ROTARY DRYER ? Rotary dryer is one of the most widely used dryers that are used to dry various chemicals, minerals, food. These dryers are based on rotary ovens designed and upgraded by English Ransom in 1885. These dryers are composed of metal pipes with a diameter of 60 to 300 cm and a length of 6 to 24 meters, which are placed on rollers and rotate with a gentle slope around the horizontal ridge. Agricultural and vegetable wastes such as beet pulp, sugarcane pulp, tomato pulp and citrus peel are among the plant and agricultural materials that are used by rotary dryers to produce animal feed. In the chemical industry, rotary dryers are used to dry iron sulfate, manganese carbonate, zinc carbonate, zinc sulfate, etc. Also, in the production of asphalt, a rotary dryer is used to dry and heat the sand in the asphalt. Rotary steel dryer Rotary steel dryer is used in some cases that require drying of chemicals or food. For example, in the case of drying chemicals such as zinc sulfate or crystalline manganese that have an acidic pH, the presence of acidic wet material with iron metal, causes corrosion of the inner surface of the dryer, wear of the device and most importantly contamination of the material inside the dryer, iron element And their quality and price will decrease. Therefore, in such cases, it is necessary to use a rotary dryer with a steel surface. 304 steel alloys (for food), 310 (for materials that need to be dried or baked at high temperatures, 316 (for chemicals) are used in the manufacture of steel dryers. How the rotary dryer works? Drying of materials in rotary dryers is done by the presence of wet materials with hot and dry air produced by a burner or gas heater or diesel burner. Materials from the upper part of the dryer After the wet material enters the rotary dryer, the materials are exposed to hot air produced by the burner and dry by rotating the dryer tube with the help of gravity and metal blades angled downwards. They move and dry along the path in the dryer tube and gradually lose moisture and finally leave the machine. The installation of spoons causes better turning of the material and better stirring and more hot air contact with the material and helps the material to dry faster and better. In iron-walled dryers, it is possible to increase the temperature of the material up to 250 degrees, and to apply higher temperatures, it will be necessary to use a refractory steel dryer or a refractory wall dryer. If there is a need to apply indirect heating to the material, heat should be given to the outer body of the dryer tube and after the dryer wall is heated, the material inside the dryer tube should be dried. Hot air entering the rotary dryer may enter the dryer either in the same direction or in the opposite direction. A dust trap or bag filter is used to prevent material wastage and to prevent environmental pollution, and the centrifugal fan will help create airflow in the dryer Types of rotary dryers in terms of the direction of material and hot air passage
Co-Current The direction of passage of material and hot air is the same. In this case, cold and wet materials along with hot air enter the machine from the dryer inlet side and constantly move away from the heat source. This mode is better for when there is no need for complete drying and also when the material is sensitive to temperature and there is a possibility of burning and changing the color or chemical nature of the material. For example, drying bentonite and kaolin will be better in this way due to the sensitivity of these materials to high heat and also due to the fact that there is no need to completely dry these materials. Or, for example, if manganese carbonate is exposed to a temperature of more than 90% Celsius, it will change color from light pink to brown, so it is better to use a rotary dryer to dry it. Counter-current The direction of passage of materials and hot air is opposite. In this case, the material enters the machine from the inlet side of the dryer and the burner are installed at the end of the machine. The material is constantly getting closer to the heat source and finally exits the dryer. This type of design is suitable for materials that are not sensitive to heat, and the aim is to dry the materials as much as possible.