Corrosion Control in Rotary Dryers

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Craig Peppin
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Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Combatting the Threat of Corrosion in Industrial Dryers (Driers)

Capable of causing costly damage to equipment, as well as process inefficiencies and unnecessary downtime, corrosion is a common problem faced when working with rotary dryers. This is particularly true of dryers that were not designed with corrosion in mind. Fortunately, there are several ways …

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Rotary Dryer Parts and Components Glossary

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Shane LeCapitaine

Shane Le Capitaine
Thermal Processing Expert

Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Rotary Drum Dryer (Drier)

Rotary dryers, as well as kilns, coolers, and granulators, are essential to many bulk solids processing and handling operations, processing both raw materials and finished products to reach quality specifications. Understanding Rotary Equipment Component Architecture Whether they will be used as dryers, kilns, or otherwise, …

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A Look at Indirect Coolers

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Shane LeCapitaine

Shane Le Capitaine
Thermal Processing Expert

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Indirect rotary coolers are a special type of industrial cooler used to resolve unique cooling application challenges. Although not as commonly used as a direct rotary cooler, the use of an indirect cooler is an essential tool for cooling bulk solids in specialized applications. How …

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Co-Current Vs. Counter Current Drying

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Shane LeCapitaine

Shane Le Capitaine
Thermal Processing Expert

Co-Current Vs Counter Current Rotary Drum Dryers (Driers)

Many factors are taken into consideration when designing a rotary drum dryer that can both efficiently and effectively dry a material. Factors such as the material’s bulk density, heat sensitivity, particle size, and flowability, among others, all interact to influence how the material will behave …

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