Raymond Flash Drying Systems
The essential components of a basic flash drying system are an air heater, feeder for introduction of the wet material, drying column, cyclone collector, secondary dust collector, vent fan and connective duct work. Raymond flash dryers are provided with automatic temperature, pressure and electrical controls, with burner systems capable of firing natural gas, propane and/or oil. Raymond® flash dryers can also be combined with other functions such as pulverizing, separation, classification and conveying for use in additional process applications.
Various flash drying arrangements
Air Stream Flash Dryers: designed to bring wet dispersible products into contact with a heated high velocity gas stream.
Cage Mill Flash Dryers: utilized with wet, lumpy and dispersible products where the agitation and turbulence created by the cage mill assists in drying of surface moisture.
Imp Mill Flash Dryers: selected when size reduction of the process material is also required.
Flash Calciners: provided when higher product temperatures are required to drive off chemically bound water.
Flash Coolers: appropriate when high temperature process materials need to be cooled and transported to an elevated silo or storage bin.
Raymond flash dryers have been providing processing solutions for the chemical, petrochemical, ceramic, pharmaceutical, food, fertilizer, plastic and other industries worldwide.