FAQ for Experts. Answers by Experts.
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What needs to be taken into consideration during initial or refilling of drying bins?
In the newly filled bin on the left the material is still moist (blue), in the right bin dried material (green) in the bottom of the bin is ready for use. …
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Avoiding material damage with changing throughputs
Temperature reduction in 3 steps according to throughput
Mo explains specific aspects of drying
Changing throughputs for material drying can have serious consequences for the drying process. …
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Stable production with automatic dew point regulation
An automatic dew point regulation can protect against damage caused by too much or too little moisture.
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Can automatic air flow regulation save energy?
Modern drying systems can help to save energy.
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The comparison of traditional drying systems with more modern versions illustrates many approaches to saving energy. …
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What are the advantages of automatic air flow regulation?
If a drying bin receives more energy than is carried off (through material extraction), the temperature gradient shifts higher.
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When is a return air cooler necessary?
With a return air cooler the air can be cooled to a temperature below the critical area before it flows into the desiccant bed.
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How can re-moisturisation at high air humidity be prevented?
With the help of silos and octabins, re-moisturisation can be avoided
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The following basic principle applies: …
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How can molecular sieves be regenerated?
The regeneration can be done in different ways
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We already described the basic principles of regeneration in Issue 50. …
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What is the purpose of molecular sieves?
The heated air in the regeneration heater (1) is fed through the bed and cooled. (2) heat exchanger (3) cooler
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How can material stress be reduced during conveying?
The image illustrates the concept of the control: For a smaller material feedline (ø=45 mm) a reduced blower speed (here: 38 Hz) is sufficient; respectively, an increased blower speed is needed for larger feedline
mo explains how material can be conveyed gently
In issues 35 and 37 we described some different forms of abrasion and signs of wear, as well as listed some possible precautions to reduce wear and abrasion. …