Hi, You must have a preliminary understanding of the horizontal disc dryer, right? So do you know the function of the disc in the horizontal disc dryer produced by Binda Drying?
One is that it provides a sufficiently large heat exchange area for the material,
The second is that it rotates slowly, causing the small propeller on the disc dryer to push the material to flow in the designated direction and play a stirring role.
The disc dryer utilizes the double-sided heat transfer of each disc, which can provide a large heat exchange area in a small space, making the disc dryer compact in size. The rotation frequency of the disc is adjustable, with a speed of about 5r/min, so the wear is very small. The disc surface is perpendicular to the shaft, so its own rotation does not affect the flow direction of the material. The disc edge of the disc dryer has some small blades with a certain inclination angle, which not only help the material flow in a directional manner, but also play a role in stirring. The outer shell is stationary, it contains materials and the water vapor generated by the evaporation of materials. There is a fixed scraper on the inner wall of the shell. The scraper is very long and extends to the gap between the discs to prevent large pieces of material from solidifying on the discs. Similar to the blades on a disc, a fixed scraper also serves as a stirrer.
If you need to learn more detailed technical issues, please feel free to have in-depth discussions with our technical team. We look forward to your inquiry!
