DRYING OF SUSPENSIONS IN A MODIFIED SPOUTED BED DRIER WITH AN INERT PACKING
- 1 September 1989
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Drying Technology
- Vol. 7 (3) , 523-536
- https://doi.org/10.1080/07373938908916607
Abstract
Authors summarize results of drying experiments carried out in aim to investigate effects of operational and process-conditions on the drying output and the product quality. The studies were performed in a laboratory-size spouted bed drier of a new construction with tangentional air inlet and with an inner conveyor screw maintaining the spouted bed recirculation of the inert particles Effects of parameters assuring intensive gas-solid contact were studied, such as the inlet air-velocity, the recirculation of inert particles as well as chemical and physical properties of the inert material. Various chemical suspensions (e.g. fine grain inorganic-salt pulps, waste products), biologically active materials (e.g, suspension of yeast) food products were used in preliminary experiments which showed effectiveness of this dryin5 method. On this basis two rode1 materials (cobalt-carbonate suspension and pulp of zinc--carbonate) were chosen for detailed experiments. As a result cf these studies main optimal operational and process pszramters.have been obtained.Keywords
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