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Turbo-type driers

Solids which ordinarily can be dried on trays, such as powdery and granular materials, heavy sludges and pastes, beads and crystalline solids, can be continuously dried in a turbo-type drier, a form of direct drier. The simplest of these is shown in Fig. 12.18, The drier is fitted with a series of annular trays arranged in... [Pg.687]

Figure 9.4. Types of dryers cited in Tables 9.1 and 9.2. (a) Tray or compartment, (b) Vacuum tray, (c) Vertical agitated batch vacuum drier, (d) Continuous agitated tray vertical turbo, (e) Continuous through circulation, (f) Direct rotary, (g) Indirect rotary, (h) Agitated batch rotary (atmos or vacuum), (i) Horizontal agitated batch vacuum drier, (j) Tumble batch dryer, (k) Splash dryer. (I) Single drum, (m) Spray, (n) Fluidized bed dryer, (o) Pneumatic conveying (mostly after Nonhebel and Moss, 1971). Figure 9.4. Types of dryers cited in Tables 9.1 and 9.2. (a) Tray or compartment, (b) Vacuum tray, (c) Vertical agitated batch vacuum drier, (d) Continuous agitated tray vertical turbo, (e) Continuous through circulation, (f) Direct rotary, (g) Indirect rotary, (h) Agitated batch rotary (atmos or vacuum), (i) Horizontal agitated batch vacuum drier, (j) Tumble batch dryer, (k) Splash dryer. (I) Single drum, (m) Spray, (n) Fluidized bed dryer, (o) Pneumatic conveying (mostly after Nonhebel and Moss, 1971).
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