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Features / benefits

• Drying times and therefore residence times range from a few seconds to a few minutes – often less than 15 minutes are required for complete drying
• Materials with moisture contents from a few percent to over 80% may be dried
• The drying air temperature range is ambient to 200°C which covers the majority of drying operations
• High rates of heat and mass transfer
• A wide range of materials can be processed including organic and inorganic compounds, pharmaceutical chemicals, foods and fuels, minerals and agglomerating materials
• In addition to drying, other processes may be investigated,
• eg mixing and blending of solids, size reduction, agglomeration and granulation, classification into sizes and cooling of particles

Description

The dryer is of simple, compact design, conveniently portable and easy to operate, the only requirement being a mains power supply.

Air is drawn through a mesh filter in the base of the cabinet and blown by a centrifugal fan over a 2kW finned electrical heater and through a stainless steel filter gauze. 

The air is then delivered to the distributor gauze at the base of the dryer body which supports the bed and distributes the air uniformly.

The air blower is controlled by a thyristor circuit to give a smooth vibration over a wide range of motor speeds, enabling efficient fluidisation to be achieved for a variety of materials and giving fine control of the drying temperature. 

Readings are selected and displayed using a digital meter.

The unit can be manually operated or interval timing can be carried out with the timer unit, which gives a 0-10 minute timing range and an alarm facility to notify completion of the operation.

The tube unit locks into position on the cabinet top by a simple bayonet fitting and the base of the tube is removable to allow replacement

of the distributor gauze. A filter bag is employed to retain any stray particles of the sample being fluidised, allowing the passage of the exit gases.