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== | ==Features== | ||
* | * Evenly dried products are discharged. | ||
This dryer is used to dry formed materials, enabling you to get homogeneous products with uneven drying diminished. | This dryer is used to dry formed materials, enabling you to get homogeneous products with uneven drying diminished. | ||
* | * Products of low moisture content are discharged. | ||
Extended contact time makes it possible to dry materials of high internal moisture up to considerably low moisture content. | Extended contact time makes it possible to dry materials of high internal moisture up to considerably low moisture content. | ||
* | * Minimized material destruction | ||
Materials are dried in a state of packed layer, enabling you to get products with minimized particle destruction. | Materials are dried in a state of packed layer, enabling you to get products with minimized particle destruction. | ||
* | * Short drying time | ||
Compared to concurrent-flow compartment dryers, you are able to finish drying step in far shorter period of time. | Compared to concurrent-flow compartment dryers, you are able to finish drying step in far shorter period of time. | ||
* | * Reduced floor space for drying | ||
Materials can be layered thick in a state of packed bed for shorter drying time, reducing the floor space required for drying as well as the volume of the equipment. | Materials can be layered thick in a state of packed bed for shorter drying time, reducing the floor space required for drying as well as the volume of the equipment. | ||
* | * Diminished flying of materials | ||
Materials are dried as they are left at rest to diminish their flying, enabling you to cut the costs of flue gas treatment. | Materials are dried as they are left at rest to diminish their flying, enabling you to cut the costs of flue gas treatment. | ||