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News Release from: Orthos (Engineering) | Subject: Ventilex fluid-bed dryer
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 29 January 2004
Fluid-bed dryer has high efficiency and
low cost
Ventilex will be showing their 1 square metre fluid-bed dryer, featuring a shaking bed, at Powtech stand 522, Hall 9 of the NEC: a unit smaller and cheaper to install than rotary drum plants
Ventilex, based in the Netherlands, will be showing their 1 square metre fluid-bed dryer, featuring a shaking bed, at Powtech stand 522, Hall 9 of the NEC They will be assisted by their sole agent in the UK, Orthos Engineering
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 23 Dec 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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A Ventilex continuous fluid bed dryer provided the complete solution of increased cheese output for Castle Importing of California, while giving the drying process control needed to maintain quality
Smaller and cheaper to install than rotary drum plants of comparable capacities, and also combining increased efficiency with lower running costs, the Ventilex dryer design has been widely applied to the drying of a considerable range of materials and industrial minerals, including the preparation of sands for dry silo mortars.
It generates a plug-flow movement of material through the dryer and sub-fluidisation of the product which, combined with the system ability to heat the drying air to a temperature of 550C, is claimed to ensure high efficiency, reduced fuel/power consumption and uniform product quality.
Operational versatility is ensured by the ease with which fluidisation and speed of product movement through the plant can be adjusted to match specific process requirements. Request a free brochure from Orthos (Engineering) ...
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