Drying apparatus for bulk materials
AssigneeMann & Hummel ProTec GmbH
InventorAchim Becker
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AssigneeMann & Hummel ProTec GmbH
InventorAchim Becker
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The invention relates to an apparatus for drying bulk materials, which has a hopper-shaped bulk material container 29 with adjustable side walls 30, by which the container 29 can be adjusted to the amount of bulk material to be dried, by varying the volume of the container and the angle of inclination of the hopper. To dehumidify the drying air, a membrane dryer 12 is provided, which processes preferably the compressed air of a compressed-air system 10, which is previously cleaned by filter elements 13 and 14. The rate of flow of drying air can be adjusted by a throttle 16 to the fill level of the container 29. In this manner an apparatus for drying bulk materials is created which is compact and therefore flexible in its application. Through optimization of the rate of flow of the drying air this apparatus is also economical in its consumption of compressed air.
Apparatus for drying bulk materials, which has an at least partially hopper-shaped container with an infeed and a closable outfeed opening for the solids, an inlet and an outlet for a drying gas being disposed on the container such that the drying gas stream passes through the solids, wherein the volume of the container is variable by a hopper wall adjustable at least partially in its angle of inclination.
Apparatus for drying solid substances in granule or powder form, which has an at least partially hopper-shaped container with an infeed and a closable outfeed opening for the solid substances, an inlet which is preceded by a dehumidifier for the drying gas, and an outlet arranged such that the drying gas stream passes through the solids, wherein the dehumidifier is a membrane dryer with a drying section for the drying gas and a cleansing section for a cleansing gas, the cleansing section being formed by the side of the membranes facing away from the drying section.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.