Indirectly heated rotary dryer
AssigneeTsukishima Kikai Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasaki Kataoka, Satoshi Suwa, Keisuke Matsuda
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AssigneeTsukishima Kikai Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasaki Kataoka, Satoshi Suwa, Keisuke Matsuda
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Provided is an indirectly heated rotary dryer which has achieved enhanced energy-saving performance by reducing heating tubes non-contacting with material to be dried and reducing power required for rotation even when a hold up ratio is increased. Specifically provided is an indirectly heated rotary dryer having four partition walls extended respectively along a shaft center in an inner space of a rotating shell at angle intervals of 90 degrees in the vertical and horizontal directions. The four partition walls partition the inner space of the rotating shell at a lateral section of the rotating shell into four approximately-sector-shaped small spaces respectively extended along the shaft center. Heating tubes are aligned in the rotating shell in three lines extended respectively in parallel to the shaft center of the rotating shell. The heat tubes heat and dry the material to be dried by supplying heated steam to the heating tubes and performing heat exchange with the material to be dried in the rotating shell.
An indirectly heated rotary dryer, comprising:
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