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[[File:Spray Agglomerators1.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Spray Agglomerators]] | |||
'''Spray Agglomerators''' are used to continuously build up a dust free, free flowing product involving solidification of solids from liquid feed and recycling of dry particles. | |||
==Advantages== | |||
*Open, environmentally friendly plants with highly effective components ensuring emission of clean exhaust process air | |||
*Semi closed plants utilising low oxygen combustion gas as process air | |||
*Semi closed plants, selfinertised and featuring incineration of exhaust air | |||
*Closed cycle concept with Nitrogen purged process gas circuit | |||
==Applications== | |||
*Agrochemicals | |||
*Ceramics, minerals | |||
*Dyestuffs | |||
*Inorganic / organic salts | |||
*Pulping waste liquor | |||
==Video== | |||
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Latest revision as of 06:02, 5 October 2012
Spray Agglomerators are used to continuously build up a dust free, free flowing product involving solidification of solids from liquid feed and recycling of dry particles.
Advantages
- Open, environmentally friendly plants with highly effective components ensuring emission of clean exhaust process air
- Semi closed plants utilising low oxygen combustion gas as process air
- Semi closed plants, selfinertised and featuring incineration of exhaust air
- Closed cycle concept with Nitrogen purged process gas circuit
Applications
- Agrochemicals
- Ceramics, minerals
- Dyestuffs
- Inorganic / organic salts
- Pulping waste liquor
Video