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DISC DRYER

The Disc dryer efficiently dries liquid products containing solids in suspension creating solid, dried material.

WORKING PRINCIPLE

The DISC dyer  is built around a rotor consisting of a central shaft fitted with multiple steam-heated discs. These apply indirect heat over a very large area, in a compact design that quickly and effectively removes the evaporated water vapor. This means as much heat as possible gets transferred to the material in the dryer.

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MAIN DESIGN FEATURES

  • Compact design:   SUNKAIER'S DISCDRY employs compact design, which allows the dryer to be installed even on a   small footprint or to be integrated into existing plants.

  • Proven and durable technology:The many years of successful use of disc dryers in combination with sewage sludge incineration plants demonstrate the robust technology of the process.

  • High specific water evaporation capacity:By heating the rotor discs and optionally the jacket, a high volume-specific water evaporation can be achieved.

  • Maintenance-friendly dryer: Minimal effort for operating personnel thanks to automatic grease lubrication and low-maintenance direct drive.

  • Extended service life: By using a special welded construction for the discs, the minimum permissible residual wall thickness can be reduced. The service life of the rotor is thus extended to a maximum.

  • Control concept adapted to mono-incineration plants: In the event of fluctuating sludge quality, the DR measured online can be included in the control.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
  • Water evaporation per dryer:                                   2 to 6 t/h

  • Dewatered sludge throughput per dryer:           6 to 12 t/h

  • Throughput capacity per dryer:                              1.5 to 6 t/h

  • Heating medium: Saturated steam:                      up to  10 bars

  • Exchanger areas:                                                           10~560 m2

APPLICATIONS
  • Fish meal

  • Bone mea

  • Poultry meal

  • Hydrolyzed feather meal

  • Spent grain

  • Sludge

  • Animal by-products (meat and bone) 

  • Fish by-product 

  • Feathers 

  • Blood 

  • Cattle 

  • Pig 

  • Poultry 

  • DDGS (Dried Distillers Grains) 

  • Biomass

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FORCED CIRCUL. EVAPORATOR

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The forced circulation evaporator uses a pump to circulate liquid through steam-jacketed tubes at high pressure created to prevent boiling.

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WFF EVAPORATOR

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A wiped film evaporator (WFE),  is used ot separate and concentrate components from a liquid mixture using evaporation. 

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TUBE CRYSTALLIZER

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Continuous scraped surface crystallizer is generally used in cooling crystallization and viscous cooling duties.

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TUBE BUNDLE DRYER

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Tube Bundle Dryer is an indirect steam heated dryer and is well known for its efficient and gentle treatment of products.

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STEAM TUBE DRYER

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Steam Tube Dryer (STD) is an indirect heat dryer using steam tubes heated by steam as heat source disposed inside the rotating shell.

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DTB CRYSTALLIZER

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DTB crystallizer is for the production of  large-size crystalline materials such as ammonium sulfate, potassium chloride and diammonium phosphate.

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