On September 29, Guoxin mesh belt dryer continued to deliver.Mesh belt dryer as Guoxin machinery's main products, loved by customers at home and abroad, but also to bring them a considerable profit.
The working principle as:There are 4-6 floors in the dryer room. The hot air circulation adopts the way of lower air inlet, top opposite side air extraction, and adding a circulating fan in the middle to increase a small hot air circulation;In this way, the air flows into the bottom of each layer of materials in the drying room, forming a way of from bottom to top, which not only makes the air flow forced through the materials for heating, but also can quickly discharge the moisture to ensure the drying effect;At the same time, the circulating hot air is recycled by the radiator when the humidity is lower than a certain value, which reduces the energy consumption and saves the cost. Because the equipment is wide and the air inlet of the fan is on one side and the material on another side will have a certain temperature difference compared with the material on the other side. Therefore, our company adopts the method of orientation adjustment of adjacent drying units to solve the problem of uneven drying caused by the air inlet on one side.
In order to quickly and effectively discharge the moisture in the cavity, a dehumidification air duct is designed on the side of the circulating air with the built-in air duct to realize the isolation from the circulating air. The dehumidification air duct is equipped with an electric air valve, which controls the opening of the electric air valve by collecting the humidity in the chamber, so as to ensure that the humidity in the chamber can not be too high; At the same time, the air inlet valve also adopts the electric air valve, which is interlocked with the humidity sensor, so as to ensure the pressure balance in the cavity, and accurately ensure the temperature in the cavity; Once the temperature is too high, the inlet air volume can be increased to quickly reduce the temperature.
