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Vetter Tube Bundle Dryers


Tube bundle dryers are used for non-sticky, pourable product that does not clog at the temperatures required for drying and conditioning.

Function and Principle of Operation

The central element in our tube bundle dryers is the steam heated tube bundle. It dries the product by rotating inside a firm housing. The product is only in contact with the tubes, not with the heating medium steam.

Application
Vetter tube bundle dryers are used for pourable product that does not stick to the tubes or tend to clog at the temperatures required for the drying and conditioning process (up to 180°C steam temperature). Depending on the material properties, many materials can be "made" pourable by mixing them up with material that has been previously dried (recycling system).

Steam-heated tube bundle dryers can be used as conditioners or as pre-desolventizers. The wide spectrum of applications requires adaptation to special requirements. We achieve this by varying the spacing and diameter of the tubes, shovel arrangements, and filling levels inside the tube bundle housing.

Fields of application
Vetter tube bundle dryers are used in the following industries, and for the following products:

Starch Industry:

Corn germs, corn fibres and gluten, as well as wheat fibres with bran and syrup

Distilling Industry:

Distiller's grains

Extraction Industry:

Conditioning of broken soya beans, sun flower seeds, whole or flaked rape, and other oil seeds, pre-desolventizing of oilseed coarse meal prior to the toaster, drying of oilseed coarse meal after the toaster

Brewing Industry:

Spent grains, mixture of spent grains / yeast

Chemical and Plastics Industries:

Granulates

Wood Processing Industry:

Wood chips

Environment Processing:

Pig Manure 

Bioethanol:

DDGS drying 

 

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