Continuous Grain Dryer

The basic working principle of this type of dryer is to load grain into an elevator and send it to the top, where it circulates repeatedly within the dryer, passing through the drying section multiple times and being heated until the set moisture content is reached. Mainstream products generally employ low-temperature, high-volume drying technology, simulating natural sun-drying, which effectively reduces the rate of grain breakage and increases the head rice yield, making it particularly suitable for drying heat-sensitive crops and seeds such as rice.

The degree of automation is usually also high, featuring automatic monitoring of moisture and temperature, as well as various safety devices such as fault and full-grain alarms.

Combustion Materials

The 60-ton circulating grain dryer offers a very flexible fuel selection to adapt to different regional energy costs and environmental requirements:

Traditional solid fuels: coal, anthracite, firewood, straw, rice husks, and other agricultural waste. Using biomass fuels (such as straw and rice husks) is an important way to reduce drying costs.

Liquid and gaseous fuels: diesel, kerosene, natural gas, etc.

Crops to be Dryed

This type of dryer can handle a variety of grains, making it highly versatile, mainly including:

Main grains: rice, wheat, corn, soybeans.

Other crops: rapeseed, cottonseed, millet, sorghum, barley, mung beans, etc.

Product Parameters