From Raw Manure to Dry Granules

This article was authored by:

Nick Reckinger

Nick Reckinger
Organic Fertilizer Expert

Raw Manure to Dry Granules

The use of manure granulation is a unique and beneficial opportunity for the agricultural industry. While many farmers use untreated manure to fertilize their soil, there are drawbacks to this practice. For example, manure that is not pelletized is difficult and costly to transport. Additionally, …

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Fertilizer Granulation Opens Opportunities in Precision Agriculture

This article was authored by:

Nick Reckinger

Nick Reckinger
Organic Fertilizer Expert

Granulation in Precision Agriculture

Fertilizer granulation has long played an important role in helping growers to maximize their yields while improving nutrient handling and application, but with precision agricultureโ€™s growing adoption, granular fertilizers have become more important than ever. What is Precision Agriculture? Precision agriculture, or โ€˜precision farmingโ€™, combines …

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Proper Rotary Drum Base Installation

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Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Rotary Drum Base Installation

Rotary drums, whether serving as a dryer, cooler, kiln, or otherwise, are essential process components in many industrial processes. In addition to being operationally critical, they also represent a significant capital investment. As such, prolonging rotary drum life through preventive maintenance is a key priority …

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Overcoming Challenges with Rotary Drums

This article was co-authored by:

Shane LeCapitaine

Shane Le Capitaine
Thermal Processing Expert

Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Conditioning Drum Rubber Liner

Rotary drums are widely used throughout industrial production facilities to accomplish a variety of objectives, including drying, cooling, granulation, coating, and more. While rotary drum equipment is recognized for its reliability and longevity, challenges can arise, with the most common being buildup, corrosion, and abrasion. …

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