Machines of Industrial Drying Systems

BELT  DRYER

belt Drying system 

The conveyor dryer is conceptually very simple. Product is carried through the dryer on conveyors and hot air is forced through the bed of product. It is often described as simply a conveyor in a box with hot air. The reality, however, is that the conveyor dryer is one of the most versatile dryers available. Few drying technologies  can match  the conveyor  dryer’s ability to handle such a wide range of products.  Products  as varied in composition, shape, and size as coated breakfast   cereals,  nuts,  animal  feed,  charcoal   briquettes,   and   rubber   can  be  dried   in  a  conveyor dryer.

  
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THE ADVANTAGES OF BELT DRYER

belt Drying system for vegetable and fruits

1 -) Special machine design according to the product.

2 -) Uniform drying due to movement of product.

3 -) Effective use of Drying Air circulation fans.

4 -) Heat recovery system can be added to the dryer in accordance with customer demand.

5 -) Multi stage belt systems can be used.

6 -) can easily be controlled belt speed and drying time.

7 -) Less workers make same work according to tray drying system

8-) Dryer can be use at continuous systems.

9 -) Can be use most of sectors.





VALUES OF INLET AND OUTLET MOISTURE OF PRODUCTS

Product
Initial moisture content (%)
Outlet Moisture Content (%)
Product
Initial moisture content (%)
Outlet Moisture Content (%)

Sage

62

11

Cocoa

50

6-7

Pears

84

25

Cardamom

80

16

Salvia

71

11

Coated cucumber / red radish seeds

36

9

Okra

81

6

Apricot

85.3

25

Peas

60-70

5-10

Thyme

72.9

7.5-11,4

Rosemary

70

10

Cherry

81

30

Dill

70-80

10

Cabbage

90-95

5-10

Tomato

93

7

Parsley

83

12

Apple

84.8

24

Banana

80

15

Plum

78.7

35

Mint

80

11

Beans

60-70

5-10

Melissa

77

11

Basil

80

6

Potato

77

7

Chervil

80

12

some flowers

70

10-13

Chives

80-85

12

Daisy

75

7

Carrots

80-90

5-10

Garlic

80

4

Coconut

45-50

5

Onion

84

6

Indian yams

70

15

Peach

75-80

20

Indian yams

70

15

Sugar cane

40-60

20

Date

65

40

Hop

77

8

Spinach

80

10

Grape

74 to 81.6

15-18

Figs

77.5

26

Cherry

83.7

25

Red pepper

90

20

Green pepper

80

10

Marigold

72-85

12

Peanut

45-50

13

Coffee

43-48

12

Ginger

87-93

5

These values ​​Assoc. Dr. Can Ertekin "Some dried fruits and vegetables" s article 2 taken from tabulation.

 USING AREAS OF  BELT DRYER

cooked lentils

Dry Bread Crumbs of bread crumbsCoal Drying

PVB

Pine Sawdust

Drying Hazelnuts

Sand Drying

PVC

Bentonite Drying

Recycling Products

Quartz

Diced potatoes

Fish meat

Food Additives

Drying leonardite

Shredded Roots

Drying Fish Food

Preservatives in Food

Marble Powder

Sucrose

CMC

Manure Drying

Licorice

Soybean Drying

Tea Drying

Carrot Drying

Peel of citrus fruit and

Chipboard (Chip Board)

Flowers (pollen Hexanol)

Fine Shredded Potatoes

Wood Drying

Sugar Drying

Garbage, waste, pulp, etc.

Coffee Drying

Herbs and Spices

Spice Powder and Granules

Drying Seaweed

Rock Salt

Drying Cotton

Drying Salt

Stool, dirt, sediment

Red Brick Drying

Paprika (Red Pepper)

Jerusalem artichoke

Natural Herbs

Melba toast

Potato Residue

Drying Peanuts

Drying Cheese

 Rice Drying

Drying of orange peel

 Wool