Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
Recently, the Shanyin straw drying project undertaken by Zhengzhou Jiutian has been installed and debugged, and will soon be delivered to customers for use, helping to recycle local straw resources. The following is the equipment installation site:
The straw dryer is flexibly designed according to user requirements, with a large processing capacity and the equipment model can be freely customized. At present, it is mainly a high-temperature hot air rapid drying system with high efficiency and low fuel consumption. The heat source of the straw dryer equipment can be natural gas, biomass fuel or coal. It is designed and planned according to the environmental protection requirements and actual conditions of the user's project site, with the aim of maximizing the cost of straw drying. The dried straw can be used for straw feed, biomass pellet fuel, artificial board, papermaking and other industrial products, with obvious economic value and environmental benefits.
We will continue to report on the progress of the project. If you want to know more project details, please contact us.
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