Sea Sand Dryer
Our industrial rotary dryers are versatile, high-efficiency solutions tailored to process awide range of granular and powdery materials.
Features:
- Capacity: 3-120 T/H (Customizable)
- Moisture Reduction: 25% → 3%
- Heat Source: Coal / Gas / Biomass
- Powdery materials: marine and construction sands, including sea sand, river sand, natural sand, quartz sand, and washed sand with high moisture content.
Working Principle
Sea sand is fed into a rotary drum dryer via conveying equipment, where it is dried by high-temperature hot air generated from a heat source. Inside the drum, the material is continuously lifted and dispersed, ensuring full heat exchange and rapid moisture evaporation.
Dust-laden exhaust gas is treated by a cyclone separator and dust collection system for emission compliance and dust recovery. The material moves forward along the inclined drum and is discharged with stable moisture content. The dried sand is then conveyed to screening or storage systems, ensuring stable and efficient operation.
Applicable Materials
Facturing Sand
Glass Sand
Iron Powder
Quartz Sand
Titanium Powder
Machine-made Sand
Slag
Stone Powder
River Sand
Specifications
|
Model |
Power (kw) |
Capacity (T/H) |
Highest Temp（℃） |
Outlet Temp（℃） |
Rotary Speed (r/min) |
Installation Angle |
Final Moisture |
Heat supply mode |
|
TDS 623 |
4 |
3-5 |
800 |
＜60 |
9 |
Aclinic |
≤0.5% |
1) Firewood 2) Pulverized coal 3) Diesel 4) Natural gas 5) not carbonized biomass fuel 6) carbonized biomass fuel |
|
TDS 625 |
4 |
5-8 |
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TDS 6215 |
7.5 |
10-20 |
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TDS 6230 |
5.5*4 |
30-40 |
7 |
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TDS 6260 |
11*4 |
60 |
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TDS6100 |
15*4 |
100-110 |
1）Firewood 2）Pulverized coal 3）Diesel 4）Natural gas 5) fuel oil |
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