Where Does the Water Dehydrated by Coal Slime Dryer Come From?

The coal slime dryer cylinder is manufactured by practical and wear-resistant material, making the operation more smooth and efficient. It adopts advanced drying technique and can apply to a wide range of materials, not only suitable for drying coal slime, but also applying to drying other granular materials of different types.

In coal slurry, there generally containing amounts of clay minerals, in addition to higher moisture content, fine granularity, large viscosity and certain liquidity, these features jointly result in the difficulties in coal slime stacking, storage and transportation. Through the treatment by coal slime dryer, these problems can be put to an end. The coal slime dryer can not only avoid resources waste and serious pollution to the environment, but also make for the sustainable development of coal enterprises.

The water dehydrated by the coal slime dryer, in short, comes from the water on the surface of coal slime materials and water between the material particles, or additionally, it comes from the moisture contained within the interior of the coal slurry materials during the forming process. So it is necessary for coal slime drying to figure out the moisture structure and formation method of the water contained in coal slime.

Firstly, for coal slime dryer, the main target to process is exactly the moisture within the coal slurry materials, so at the same time when the coal slime dryer is drying the external moisture of the materials, it also should have a thorough drying effect on the internal moisture. Secondly, the heating and drying course is generally a physical reaction process, which completely solves the problems of large viscosity and metamorphism during the drying procedure.

Before purchasing, we will detailedly ask about the site size, environmental conditions, material moisture content, and etc., starting from various aspects to build the most suitable drying equipment for our customers and to ensure the drying effect.