Drying Wood Particles

Posted on 26. Oct. 2004 - 02:08

Jaime Rosal

There is a company called Stramproy Group.

T:0031 (0) 495561532

You can contact mr. Ir. J. Reijnen, he gave a presentation about steam drying of e.g. woodparticles, they know more about drying wood.

Our company do research on new techniques in e.g. processing and processoptimization.

Ing. B. Blommestein project manager NIZO foodresearch Kernhemse weg 2 P.O. Box 20 6710 BA EDE The Netherlands T +31 (0) 318659669 F +31 (0) 318650400
Wendell Feltman
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Rotary Dryer

Posted on 26. Oct. 2004 - 03:42

Have you considered using a rotary dryer with a heat source that is "tempered" with air? We have applied variations of this arrangement for drying coal fines and waste PVC materials in which the material would ignite at temperatures typical of the combustion products temperature of a conventional burner. By including a means for a controlled "annulus of air" before the combustion products enter the dryer, the temperature can be controlled for drying products of this type.

Wendell R. Feltman

Industrial Projects Engineer

423-867-4210

wfeltman@astecinc.com

andybritt
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Re: Drying Wood Particles

Posted on 26. Oct. 2004 - 04:57

Jaime:

We specialize in manufacturing rotary drying systems and have specific expertise in drying your product. If you would like to learn more you can contact me at +1 (919) 851-2000 or email me at abritt@aeroglide.com.

Regards,

Andy Britt

Sales Manager - Industrial

Aeroglide Corporation

http://www.aeroglide.com

Author
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Drying Wood Particles

Posted on 26. Oct. 2004 - 05:25

Our company produces maily gas-infrared equipment. For drying of wood particles we cannot recommend any IR equipment as the specific radiated heat will be too high: the wood particles are burning at the outside whereas inside of the particle the water is not yet heated or dried. Wood drying needs time and drying takes place in a longer period of time, normally by hot air with a certain max. temperature for a careful drying process.



With best regards



GoGaS Goch GmbH & Co KG

K. Winkler

John R. Kraft
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Drying Wood Particles

Posted on 27. Oct. 2004 - 06:39

Novatec,Inc. manufactures Drying, Conveying and Blending Equipment for use with wood/plastic composite pellets and have experience in this field.

We also manufacture conveying and blending equipment suitable for use with free-flowing powders and dusty regrind.

We have also built a dryer for drying small volumes (under 100 lb./ 45 kg.per hour) of "wood-flour"...(sawdust) which would be suitable for testing or use in a laboratory.

Please contact us if any of the above equipment might satisfy your needs.

Novatec, Inc.

John R. Kraft

Marketing

Johnk@novatec.com

Buettner
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Drying Wood Particles

Posted on 28. Oct. 2004 - 10:21

Büttner is a supplier of industrial drying technology and equipment serving customers worldwide for 125 years.

Our expertise is represented by more than

1,800 dryer plants we have built. We specialise in dryers for wood materials, but also design and build drying plants for many other industries.

Fore more information please contact us via e-mail, phone or fax.

Tom Helman
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Fluidized Bed

Posted on 28. Oct. 2004 - 11:50

If you have a small sample (3-5 cu.ft.) I can test in our laboratory to determine if a fluidized bed dryer would accomplish your task.

Testing is free of charge. email: tom@olivermfgco.com or contact me at the following numbers.

Tom Helman

VP Sales/Marketing

719 254-7814

Toll Free 1 888 254-7813

Re: Drying Wood Particles

Posted on 14. Dec. 2004 - 03:37

General Kinematics vibratory fluidized bed processors are uniquely flexible for a wide range of processing objectives. Multi-functional capabilities include drying, heating, or cooling, all in single unit. The use of a two mass low HP vibratory drive is significantly more versatile and energy efficient than stationary or rotary processors. Product temperature consistency and moisture content uniformity are characteristic process results. Continuous, reliable, and consistent process production is essential to your business, and a distinguishing trait of GKC engineered solutions. If you would like to know more about this or any solution, feel free to contact us at any time.

General Kinematics

5050 Rickert Rd.

Crystal Lake, IL 60014

815-455-3222

Author
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Drying Wood Particles

Posted on 15. Dec. 2004 - 10:02

Dear Mr. Jaime Rosal,

We noted with pleasure that you are looking for wood particle drying, starting with particles of 10 mm, from 50% inlet moisture to 15% residual moisture.

Our ULTRA-ROTOR, which is an air turbulence mill and at the same time a dryer, can certainly handle this task easily, even most probably without using any heating system.

In our ULTRA-ROTOR we are creating a huge surface and you can use the friction heat of the mill.

The key questions is, if you can accept the particle size change.

Certainly, our dryer cannot avoid a certain grinding of the material, i. e. we will reduce your particle size of 10 mm to fine powder.

Please check, if this is of interest to you and it will be a pleasure to co-operate in this project with you.

To learn more about our ULTRA-ROTOR technology, please kindly visit our homepage http://www.jaeckering.com

Looking forward to hearing from you soon again, we are remaining with

Best regards,

ALTENBURGER MASCHINEN

J Ä C K E R I N G GMBH

kurutmanet
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Re: Drying Wood Particles

Posted on 22. Jun. 2007 - 02:02

you can dry your product by a belt dryer. you can contact with us from http://www.kurutma.net

Dryer

Posted on 20. Jul. 2007 - 08:15

To add further confusion to your process problem, you may want to contemplate on using an indirect heat exchange technology. By using HOLO-FLO units, heated hollow flight screws may be used to dry wooden particles. These units have been used to extract oil or solvent from tree barks and other wooden materials. HOLO-FLO are compact and easy to operate. A proven technology.

Please send your application information to jiggger2003@yahoo.com and we can provide you with sizing and pricing estimates.