Easy Installation And Long Working Life Fluid Bed Dryer

Fluid bed dryers, as their name suggests, are used for drying materials such as granules, tablets, powders, fertilizers, and plastics. They are particularly popular in production industries like:

Chemical
Pharmaceutical
Food
Dairy
Metallurgical
Dyes
Other process industries
Fluid bed dryers work on the principle of fluidization, a process where a material is converted from a static solid-like state to a dynamic fluid-like state. In this process, hot gas or air is introduced through a perforated distribution plate into the area holding the material. This hot gas pumps through the spaces between solid particles. As the velocity of the gas or air increases, the upward forces on the particles increase, causing them to equal the gravitational forces below.

This creates a state of fluidization where the particles are suspended in what appears to be a boiling bed of liquid. What once moved in a solid way can now flow like water. Each particle is in direct contact with, and surrounded by, the hot gas or air a creating an efficient and uniform drying process.