Industrial drying

Drying means removing water, and removing water costs energy: that is why a well-designed dryer pays for itself. This topic holds all the guides on industrial drying: when a rotary dryer makes sense and when a tunnel dryer does, how each product is dried — minerals and sands, biomass, animal feed, yerba mate, fruit and vegetables, frac sand —, which fuel to choose among gas, diesel, biomass, firewood or pellets, and how much insulation saves.

Guides on this topic

Rotary dryers for minerals

How to choose one and what it must have.

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Biomass dryers

Sawdust, chips and husks, from water to pellet.

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Animal feed dryers

Which machine goes at each stage.

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Rotary or tunnel dryer?

How to choose the dryer for your product.

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Dryer fuels and insulation

Choosing the fuel, and what insulation saves.

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Frac sand drying

Seven keys to the sand that feeds Vaca Muerta.

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Yerba mate drying

From zapecado to the dryer, step by step.

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Fruit and vegetable tunnel drying

What growers ask before they dry.

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Biomass furnaces

Direct-fired or heat exchanger, and when each makes sense.

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