The liquid or slurry is prepared by removing large particles to ensure smooth atomization.
The liquid is atomized into fine droplets by specialized nozzles, maximizing surface area to improve the drying rate.
The atomized droplets are introduced into a hot air stream where moisture is evaporated quickly, leaving dry particles.
The dried particles are collected using cyclone separators or bag filters, ensuring that the powder is separated from the drying air efficiently.
🔹 Cause: Hard water deposits or particulate buildup.
🔹 Solution: Use clog-resistant nozzles and corrosion-resistant materials.
• Fine droplets are crucial for maximizing surface area, ensuring efficient drying.
• High-quality air atomizing nozzles provide precise control over droplet size and drying efficiency.
• High pressure ensures small droplets, which improves the evaporation rate.
• Low flow rate ensures efficient material usage and optimal drying speed.
Corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel or titanium are essential for long-lasting performance.
• Flat fan nozzles – Ideal for wide-area coverage.
• Full cone nozzles – Provides dense spray for high-impact applications.
• Rotary atomizers – Best for large-scale spray drying applications.
Air atomizing nozzles with external mixing offer energy-efficient drying, reducing energy costs.
Smaller droplets offer a greater surface area, accelerating evaporation and enhancing drying efficiency.
Solution:
Our spray drying nozzles are designed to produce fine droplets at high pressures, ensuring a high evaporation rate and consistent powder formation.
Spray drying requires the precise balance of droplet size, flow rate, and spray pattern to ensure efficiency and prevent overheating.
Solution:
Our customizable nozzle designs allow for precise control, optimizing energy efficiency while preventing overheating.
Spray drying is used in various industries to produce high-quality powders. Here are some of the key applications:
• Detergents – Converts liquid detergents into powder form.
• Catalysts – Produces fine powders for chemical reactions.
• Polymers – Converting resins and other chemicals into consistent powders.