How Many Gasses Can be Used in Rotary Dryers?

The rotary dryer is mainly composed by the revolving body, lifting plate, driving device, supporting device, sealing ring and other components. So it has the advantages of reasonable structure, perfect in workmanship, high yield, low energy consumption, convenient to operate. And I think that we all know it, but do you know how many gasses can be used in rotary dryers?

The rotary dryer is widely used for drying the chalk slags, coal powder, slags, clay and other materials in the building materials, metallurgy, chemical industry, cement industry. The rotary dryer has a better adaptability and can dry various materials with a simple and reliable operation. The dryer has advantages of reasonable structure, high efficiency, low energy consumption and convenient transportation. Performance Characteristics of Rotary Dryer:This series drier is used for drying materials with humidity or granularity in the industries of mineral dressing, building material, metallurgy and chemical. Rotating dryer can be used for drying many kinds of materials and with convenient and reliable operation; therefore, it has been widely used.

There are several different gasses used in rotary dryers. In household dryers, most of the gas is simply warm air. In commercial or industrial dryers, nearly any gas can be used, but the more common ones are exhaust fumes and various inert gasses. In these dryers, the main concern is possible contamination of the work material and the maximum heat of the used gas. In addition, fote machinery is a professional rotary dryers for sale, we also can offer many other drying equipment, such as drum dryer, river sand dryer, sawdust dryer and coal slime dryer an so on.

In addition, we are professional jaw crusher supplier, cone crusher manufacture and ball mill suppliers, and stone crusher for sale, etc,. If you have any other question or have an interest on our product ,you can write to us: info@sinoftm.com.

sludge dryer machine: http://www.chinaftm.com/products/Sludge-dryer.html