At Alaqua, we supply spray dryers that can befall in various ranges based on the complexity of design from simple to very complex, all depends on the fluid or slurries under processing. The differences in the designs based on the atomization, the pattern of the airstream, air heating systems/technique, and separation and collection unit. Spray dryers mainly consist of a drying chamber, atomization and dispersion mean to feed fluid in small droplets into the drying chamber, air heating system, and separation unit to collect the dried output. The unique feature of a spray dryer is the surface area per unit weight generated by the atomization of the liquid feed. It is this fact that enables a spray dryer to work. For example, feed atomized to 100-micron average droplet size generates approximately 15,400 ft2/lb of surface area. The same feed atomized to an average of 20 microns generates approximately 77,021 ft2/lb! This is like spreading one gallon of feed over 14 football fields. Alaqua is having meticulous experience when it comes to supply spray drying units that can be utilized for various applications in varying industries. So far we have helped tons of our clients with their drying needs. Our team of engineers helps us to achieve accuracy and product quality.
Spray drying is a method of dehydrating fluids, solutions and thin slurries, it converts the fluids or slurries to powder form. Liquid or slurry material to be dehydrated is sprayed in the form of a fine droplet dispersion into hot airstream.
