Enhancing Chemical Processing: Innovative Solutions for Efficiency and Quality
The world is made up of chemicals, and life as we know it would not exist without chemicals, chemical reactions, and chemical processing. Since many chemicals react when they come into contact with specific materials, processing, and chemical drying must be done carefully and under the perfect conditions.
We have experience designing and manufacturing chemical processing equipment for the chemical industry, with each piece of machinery custom-engineered for the specific chemical and its requirements.
Vibrating Fluid Bed Dryers
Vibrating fluid bed dryers are the perfect solution for drying temperature-sensitive chemicals where the product is continually mixed to dry evenly. Cooling zones help the product come to a safe temperature while continuing to dry due to evaporative cooling.
Spiral Elevators
Spiral elevators are ideal for transporting chemicals in a small footprint without concern for spilling or clumping. They can be outfitted to dry or cool while conveying and designed with a shroud if process gas is needed or contamination needs to be avoided.
Conveyors, Screeners, & Feeders
Conveyors, screeners, and feeders are an efficient way to move and process chemical material without concern for harming fragile materials or build-up issues that other conveying methods create. They can be built up to 400 feet long and designed for high-temperature materials or have non-stick coatings and built-in clean-in-place systems.
Tornesh Dryers & Flash Dryers
Tornesh dryers can process wet solids and slurries in sizes from 1 micron to a half inch in diameter. The tornesh uses a spinning tornado of heated air to dry and elevate the material, with the swirling motion increasing residence time.
Flash dryers use a higher gas temperature with a short retention time to dry the material quickly while transporting the product. This ensures moisture is removed in the constant-rate drying zone, and high capacities can be dried quickly and in a small space. Cage mills can be added to help break up clumps or de-agglomerate material.
