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Powder heat transfer problem

2015-10-31View Original

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Dear experts, I’m dealing with powdered starch (with a diameter of 75μm–150μm, a bulk density of 700 kg/m3, and a temperature of around 100 degrees Celsius). The processing capacity is 5 tons per hour, and I want to reduce the temperature to room temperature, which is 30 degrees Celsius. Several options have been considered: 1. A vacuum feeder that lifts the material about 8 meters. I wonder if the cooling effect is good? 2. Powder flow cooler; for more details, see the post: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=878479. It is not clear whether this type of cooler requires regular cleaning, and its cooling efficiency is uncertain. 3. The modified linear multi-layer vibrating conveyor features a dual-cooling system; water pipes are installed beneath the bottom plate of the material being conveyed, while air currents flow above the material. Please share your opinions. Thank you first!
Reply #22015-10-31
For fine fluid powders, we use a cooling plate device or a hollow impeller cooler
Reply #32015-10-31
If the waste heat is not to be recovered and only cooling is required, double-shell screw conveyors as well as screw conveyors with an internal hollow shaft can be used to solve this issue; we can discuss this further if it’s convenient. 13619857965
Reply #42015-10-31
Our company has used it; we apply it in the field of semi-coke
Reply #52015-10-31
It was also considered to install an air pump at the middle and lower part of a horizontal mixer with a U-shaped cross-section, to force room-temperature air into the mixer, and then to remove the hot air that has exchanged heat with the material. I wonder if this would work?
Reply #62015-10-31
The effect won’t be very good; using air as a cooling source is not as effective as using water.
Reply #72015-10-31
It would be best if you could provide us with the production process flow and equipment layout diagram of your products, so that we can design a set of specialized equipment tailored to your setup. wangwei9540@126.com
Reply #82015-11-01
As a manufacturer of powder cooling equipment in Canada, starch cooling may not be suitable for use, as it involves certain process parameters
Reply #92016-10-18
For powder cooling, there is a new type of device: the powder flow heat exchanger. It requires no power source and generates no dust. If you are interested in learning more, please contact QQ770909640. Thank you.
Reply #102016-10-18
For powder cooling, there is a new type of device: the powder flow heat exchanger. It requires no power source and generates no dust. If you are interested in learning more, please contact us at 15501615850. Thank you.

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