Indirect Heat Rotary Calciners Solve Unusually Difficult Problem
Bartlett-Snow™ indirect heat rotary calciners solve the unusually difficult problem of high temperature calcining or material processing.
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Thermal Solids Processing
Thermal solids processing technology innovations
In many dry material processing systems, thermal treatment of the bulk product is required. It is often necessary to heat the product during a production process, for example for crystallization, degassing, prevention of condensation, drying of internal or external moisture or preparation for downstream thermal processing sections (such as extrusion). Bulk solids cooling is a common step in many industrial processes. It generally occurs near the end of the processing sequence when powders or bulk solids must be cooled prior to storage or packaging to allow for safe handling and storage. Bulk solids cooling can be necessary if the production temperature is high but the solids are processed downstream at a lower temperature. There are different technical solutions for the thermal treatment of bulk solids. Both direct and indirect processes are possible. This Technology Zone offers an insight into the latest innovations in bulk solids cooling and heating technology.
Articles about Thermal Solids Processing
Screw Heat Exchanger, Cooling Hopper
Poeth is currently realizing a project for the chemical industry, which includes 2 cooling mixers.
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Keeping High Hygiene Standards when Spray Drying Powders
Spray nozzle technology in commercial spray dryer plants is complex because the spray nozzles must work at very high-pressure levels within explosive powder zones.
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Efficiently Drying of Extremely Wet Material
Adsorbent, such as activated carbon, can only have its full effect in chemical and medical processes as well as air purification technique, if it is perfect dry.
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Conventional older-style spray nozzles collect deposits on the exit point of their caps and this product build-up, known as ‘bearding’, can cause a series of problems for spray drying plants.
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Low-quality powder and powder consistency are some of the most significant problems when spray drying powders. Watch the video or read below to find out more about how to address this issue.
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Andreas Schlenker (IPCO)Andreas Schlenker is Senior Sales Manager for scattering applications at IPCO Germany GmbH – Subsidiary Göppingen. He holds a degree in electrical engineering from the Fachhochschule Esslingen and has more than 20 years of experience in the design, engineering and marketing of scattering equipment. He has worked for IPCO since 2001 and is the specialist for the handling of bulk materials in the flooring, composite, automotive, non-woven, textile, recycling, electronic, filter, food, furniture, and wallpaper industries. Over the years he has accumulated a lot of experience with worldwide projects involving individual scattering units, complete process solutions involving IPCO’s ThermoPress technology and customized process solutions.
Stuart Morgan (Spray Nozzle Engineering)Stuart Morgan is the Operations and International Sales Director of Spray Nozzle Engineering. With more than 35 years of expertise in the spray drying powder processing, he has introduced high-end technology in spray-dry nozzle designs that address major problems such as hygiene, quality, costs and safety. As the leader of innovation, Stuart has a great experience in the food and beverage industry and works closely with food and pharma processing companies worldwide to provide solutions that improve product quality while preserving hygiene and safety standards. One of Stuart’s expertise is to create cost-effective solutions in the powder processing industry.
Peter Raeven Ing. (Dinnissen Process Technology)More than 30 years' experience in development and realisation projects as a project manager for feed, aqua feed and petfood. Working at Dinnissen for 20 years as account manager in feed, aqua feed and petfood division. Specialist in developing major projects with added value focussing on pneumatic conveying, mixing, drying, grinding and coating with liquid and powder systems.
Testing Expectations: Introducing the PolarDry® Model 0.1
In the age of leading-edge technology and dataflow, size and speed are the criteria on which innovation is measured and interest is cultivated.
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How to Address Low Quality Powder and Powder Consistency when Spray Drying
Low quality powder and powder consistency problems can be serious concerns for spray drying plants.
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The Most Significant Worldwide Problems When Spray Drying Powders & The Solutions
Discover the most significant worldwide problems when spray drying powders and the solutions. These include low quality powder and powder consistency, bearding, sub-standard hygiene, maintenance wear and tear, and safety.
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High-Temperature Drying of Flame Retardants in Industrial Scale
In the production of flame retardants, a low residual water content in the ppm range plays a decisive role. AVA has developed a flame retardant dryer that enables the reliable and efficient production of flame retardants in batch sizes up to 20.000 liters.
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