Traditional drying equipment often suffers from local overheating or insufficient drying due to differences in material viscosity or particle size. For example, when a chemical enterprise was processing printing and dyeing sludge, due to the lack of dispersing function in the equipment, the material formed clumps inside the drum, and hot air could not penetrate, resulting in a final product moisture content difference of up to 15%. This unevenness not only affects the stability of the product, but may also lead to a decrease in the efficiency of subsequent processing steps, and even cause equipment blockage and failure.
The R&D team of Jin Wanhong found that material agglomeration is the biggest obstacle to uniformity. In response to this issue, its independently developed sprinkling device uses high-speed rotating spiral blades to pre disperse the viscous material with a moisture content of 25% -40% into small particles before entering the drying drum, ensuring that each particle of material can fully contact the hot air during the subsequent drying process.