Spray drying
Processing top quality spray dried powders shouldn’t mean having to compromise on efficiency. Our spray dryers are designed to help reduce waste and product loss, boost yield and overall productivity, and of course, give you great results.
We’ve developed a raft of components and systems to help you optimize your spray drying process.
GEA OptiPartner is an advanced process control solution designed to help improve the productivity and efficiency of your powder spray drying plant, and reduce relative energy use. GEA HotSwirl technology can give you more consistent heating, while GEA Clean Purge and CEE cyclone technologies configured into our spray dryers could help increase yield, and potentially reduce consumption of water and chemicals. Our SANICIP® II bag filter and No Intervention Fines Return System (NIFRS) further help to reduce product loss, and improve productivity and final powder quality.
While our innovations can be built into a new GEA spray drying plant, we may well be able to upgrade your exiting spray dryer, so you could significantly improve your process without having to invest in a new plant.
During this webinar you will:
During this webinar you will:
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The list of GEA analytical methods for dry milk products is a completely revised and updated list of analytical methods for analyzing dry milk products. The methods are intended for anyone needing standardized testing routines of dried milk products.
The latest GEA cyclone solution, Cyclone Extra Efficiency (CEE), can help you overcome smearing and attrition challenges in your powder separation applications.
The Clean Purge system from GEA is a significant safety and efficiency improvement given it addresses the primary cause of fire and explosions in food and dairy spray dryers while offering significant and valuable product and operational savings
The new GEA HotSwirl Indirect heaters provide reliable hot air at a consistent volume and temperature for GEA’s range of spray and fluid bed dryers.
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