Drying System converts moist solids into dry granules.
December 2, 2008 -
Consisting of centrifugal screener, spheroidizer, circular fluid bed dryer, and vibratory screener, Granulizing-Drying System converts non-flowing moist solids discharged from cartridge and vacuum filters, filter presses, and mixers into uniform, compact, dry, de-dusted, free-flowing granules. System is available to 3A, FDA, USDA, and BISSC standards, as individual components or complete system tailored to granulizing applications in chemical, food, and pharmaceutical industries.
Granulizing-Drying System Converts Moist Solids into Dry Granules
MILLBURN, NJ - A new Granulizing-Drying System from Kason Corporation, consisting of a centrifugal screener, a spheroidizer, circular fluid bed dryer, and a vibratory screener, converts non-flowing moist solids discharged from cartridge and vacuum filters, filter presses, mixers and other equipment into uniform, compact, dry, de-dusted, free-flowing granules ready for storage, shipping, packaging or secondary processing.
A CENTRI-SIFTERŽ centrifugal screener uses rotating helical paddles to break-up lumps and drive non-flowing materials through apertures in a horizontal cylinder, producing moist pellets continuously, at high rates. The unit handles smooth, lumpy, sticky and otherwise difficult-to-handle materials, and is reportedly more productive, compact and economical than screw-type extruders.
Moist pellets are discharged into a patented Kason Spheroidizer that utilizes vibratory energy to produce high-strength, uniform, spherical particles. The size, uniformity and density of the finished product are varied by adjusting amplitude and frequency of vibration, and the number and slope of agglomerating cones. Binder powder may be applied prior to entering the unit, or with internal spray nozzles.
Spherical, moist particles are conveyed into a Circular Vibratory Fluid Bed Dryer that vibrates and dries the particles on a perforated screen within a rising column of heated air on a first-in-first-out basis. The circular design is said to yield greater efficiency and economy, and is easier to clean than conventional rectangular fluid bed dryers. The quick-disconnect housing requires only one air inlet and outlet, and is inherently rigid, allowing materials to be down-gauged, vibratory motors to be down-sized, and associated components to be eliminated.
Dried particles are then discharged into a VIBROSCREENŽ vibratory screener that employs an upper screening deck to gently remove any oversize particles, and a lower deck to remove undersize (dust) particles to be re-processed, on a batch or continuous basis. Low-profile designs are available for areas with limited headroom. Options are available for rapid screen changes and fast, thorough wash down.
The equipment is available to industrial, 3A, FDA, USDA, BISSC and other sanitary standards, as individual components or complete, automated and integrated systems tailored to small- to large-scale granulizing applications in the chemical, food and pharmaceutical industries.
The company also manufactures stand-alone centrifugal screeners, circular vibratory screeners and circular fluid bed dryers.
For information contact Kason Corporation, 1-973-467-8140, info@kason.com, www.kason.com Company Information: Name: Kason Corporation Address: 67-71 E. Willow St. City: Millburn State: NJ ZIP: 07041 Country: USA Phone: 973-467-8140 FAX: 973-258-9533 http://www.kason.com
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