Indirect Temperature Control of Dryers

PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION:

A dryer is used for the evaporation of liquids from solids. Most types of dryers are indirectly heated with either an internal exchanger coil or an external heat transfer jacket. This allows the use of remote heating and cooling utilities such as water or oil to precisely control temperatures inside the dryer. A moisture-laden product is introduced into the drying chamber and is heated to a temperature required to drive off liquid from the product. Many dryers operate under a vacuum to facilitate this evaporation. There are a wide range of indirectly heated process dryers available. Shown above is a Shelf Dryer.
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