How do you Combat Caking in a Rotary Dryer?

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

How to Combat Caking in a Rotary Dryer (Drier)

Disparate materials can often clump together, or stick to the interior of the rotary dryer during the industrial drying process. This is referred to as unwanted agglomeration, or caking. Caking can occur for many reasons, but most often is the result of material characteristics that foster …

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Direct- VS. Indirect-Fired Rotary Kilns & Dryers

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Alex Ebben
Process and Sales Engineer

Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Direct- vs. Indirect-Fired Rotary Kilns and Dryers (Driers): A Beginner's Guide to Pyroprocessing

For over a century, rotary equipment has been widely accepted as a preferred means for the pyro-processing of bulk solids, offering distinct advantages over stationary processing equipment. As a cylinder rotates, tumbling, sliding, lifting or showering continuously agitates the material within. These actions ensure that …

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Red Mud: The Next Tool in Water Treatment?

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Alex Ebben
Process and Sales Engineer

Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Red Mud: The Next Tool in Water Treatment?

As the global population expands and water quality issues continue to make headlines, never has it been more important to conserve water resources to our fullest ability, and to ensure that the water available to us is clean and contaminant-free. Simultaneously, researchers and scientists everywhere …

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Photo of the Week: 3D Indirect Rotary Cooler

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

3D Indirect Rotary Cooler

Our photo this week is a 3D indirect rotary cooler. An indirect cooler consists of a rotary drum, stationary housing, water trough, and water collection system. These components work together to cool hot material within a controlled environment. The stationary housing encloses the rotary drum, …

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R&D Around Catalyst Production Sees Growth

This article was co-authored by:

Alex Ebben
Process and Sales Engineer

Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Catalyst Production Research and Development on the Rise

Catalysts are an invaluable tool in many industrial processes, helping to facilitate reactions between materials. They are so important in fact, that some experts estimate they are responsible for 85-90% of products in the chemical industry.¹ As the role of catalysts in industry continues to …

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