Principle:
The bottom intensifier features a unique design with diamond-shaped stirring blades, whose streamlined shape minimizes wind resistance. Installed inside a conical hopper, it consists of both moving and fixed blades, delivering remarkable crushing performance. This allows falling agglomerated materials to be rapidly broken down into powder particles suitable for airflow drying. Another key function of the stirring is material dispersion, which significantly increases the contact area with the high-speed hot air entering from the bottom of the hopper. As a result, a fluidized bed with intense heat and mass transfer forms in the hopper zone, where most of the moisture is dried. As the drying process progresses, the lighter and finer dry materials become more significantly influenced by the airflow, rising together with the air for further drying. Finally, they exit from the top of the drying tower and enter the material collection system.

Applicable materials:
This machine is particularly suitable for processing wet materials with high moisture content in a paste-like form, as well as materials that cannot be dried using other airflow drying methods. It is applicable to filter cakes, pastes, materials with a certain degree of stickiness, and products that require a powdered final form.