The LPG Model is rated at 200 kg/h nominal capacity. The model family covers a wider capacity range (5–5000 kg/h); actual capacity depends on the feed material, solids concentration and operating conditions.
The machine's main dimensions are 1.8 × 0.93 × 2.22 m. Additional clearance is required for service, piping, material inlet and exhaust. Contact the supplier for a recommended layout and full footprint including auxiliary equipment.
Power requirements vary by configuration (2.2 kW up to 255 kW depending on options). Voltage is configurable to suit your supply (typical options 220 V–480 V). Final electrical specs are confirmed at order.
The unit supports multiple heating sources: gas, diesel, steam or electric heating. The preferred method is selected based on local utilities and product requirements.
It is suitable for drying fruit and vegetable juices, milk and dairy blends, food ingredients, chemical products, powdered supplements and additives. Some heat-sensitive materials may require process optimization to protect product quality.
This model uses a centrifugal (rotary) atomizer. Benefits include the ability to produce fine, uniform particles and handle a range of feed viscosities at high throughput. Atomizer speed and feed rate are adjustable to tune particle size.
Particle size and final moisture depend on formulation and operating parameters. Typical particle sizes from centrifugal spray drying range from roughly 10–200 µm. Final powder moisture is commonly in the low single digits (e.g., ~1–6%), but exact results depend on product and settings.
The dryer is constructed of stainless steel for durability and hygiene. Food-grade contact surfaces are typically supplied in stainless grades suitable for your product (commonly 304 or 316L). Specify sanitary finishes and material grade at time of order.
Yes — the LPG Model is designed for automatic operation. Control systems manage parameters such as feed rate, atomizer speed, inlet/outlet temperatures, and alarms. PLC/touchscreen control packages and data logging options are available as part of the control system.
Powder is normally separated using cyclone and/or bag filter systems for recovery. Many formulations achieve high recovery (often >90%) with appropriate cyclone / filter selection and operating conditions; yields vary by product and process tuning.
Routine maintenance includes inspection and cleaning of the drying chamber, atomizer, cyclones/filters, feed pump and exhaust system. CIP (clean-in-place) or manual cleaning options can be provided—frequency depends on the product. Follow supplier maintenance schedules for bearings, seals and wear parts.
Standard safety features typically include temperature and pressure monitoring, interlocks and emergency stops. For combustible powders, dust explosion mitigation (e.g., inerting, certified venting, explosion suppression or specialized filters) should be specified and designed to applicable regulations.
Required utilities depend on configuration: electrical supply (voltage per order), chosen heating fuel (gas or diesel) or steam supply, and possibly chilled water or cooling utilities for auxiliary systems. Exhaust ventilation and dust handling utilities are also required. Supplier will provide a utility list for installation.
Yes. Common customizations and accessories include different atomizer sizes, homogenizers, feed pumps, bag filters, cyclones, CIP systems, insulation, control packages, and sanitary material-grade options. Contact the supplier to specify required options.
Pricing and lead time depend on configuration and options — contact the manufacturer/distributor with product details and required options for a quotation. Warranty, spare parts kits, commissioning, operator training and after-sales support are typically available; request terms during the sales process.
Discover our latest orders