| Our spray coolers are widely appreciated by our clients across the nation. These are made of high quality raw material with the help of sophisticated machines. We supply them after they pass through rigorous quality tests. The various types of spray coolers we offer are given as follow: |
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Rotary Atomizer Type Spray Coolers |
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Rotary Atomizer Type Spray Coolers is defined as a process by which a melt is formed into particles of spherical shape by spraying the melt into a cooling chamber through which ambient or cooled, low temperature air is passing. Rotary (wheel) atomizers and nozzles are used to spray the melt. Spray cooling finds applications in the chemical, food, and pharmaceutical industries. It is a most convenient method of transforming melted feed stocks into free-flowing particulates of controlled particle size.
Reference Products: spray cooler is used for following products
The selection of a spray cooling plant design depends upon the particle size specified as well as the need for post-cooling / crystallization for the cooled product Fine particle products with mean particle size 50-150 micron; co-current conical based cooling chamber with high-speed rotary atomization. Coarse particle products with mean particle size 150-300 micron; conical based cooling chamber with fountain nozzle. Utilizing closed cycle spray cooling enables optimization of cooling energy requirements and product qualityPlant operation in warm and humid climates will normally require the ambient air supply to the spray cooler to be dehumidified and cooled. To reduce the extra energy consumption involved, it is common practice to recycle the process air, thereby minimizing the load on the dehumidification/cooling unit
Main Components of Spray cooler-
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Nozzle Atomizer Type Spray Coolers |
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Nozzle Atomizer Type Spray Coolers is used to spray the melt formed particles of spherical shape by spraying the melt into a cooling chamber through which ambient or cooled, low temperature air is passing. These are applied in the chemical, food, and pharmaceutical industries. This has proven to be most convenient method of transforming melted feedstock into free-flowing particulates of controlled particle size. |