Drying, evaporation concentration

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I have a project that involves constructing fluidized bed dryers and evaporators, primarily for drying inorganic salts as well as evaporating and concentrating brine. The device is not just a dryer or evaporator; it represents a complete unit for drying and evaporation processes. Those with relevant expertise can get in touch with me via QQ: 1066270189

Reply #22018-01-11

Are there any specific properties and requirements for the materials?

Reply #32018-01-11

This section is for chemical analysis; the poster’s question relates to process issues, so please don’t create chaos here.

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