The difference between a dehumidification dryer and a normal dryer
Dehumidifiers and dryers are generally used in industrial production to dehumidify and dry highly hygroscopic raw materials to ensure high product molding quality. In the past, businesses used traditional cooling fans. If you encounter humid weather, it will be difficult to achieve the purpose of drying the hot fan. The dehumidification dryer came into being to improve the shortcomings of hot air dryers. So what is the difference between a dehumidification dryer and an ordinary dryer?
1. Ordinary hot air dryer
In order to evaporate the moisture in the material, ordinary hot air blowers use electrically heated hot air to
The material is dried at high temperature. But because of weather factors, dry weather and wet weather,
The moisture content in the air will vary, and so will the drying effect. In traditional hot air blowers, electric heating must first heat the incoming air. If the weather is too humid and the moisture content in the incoming air is high, the material
It is difficult to achieve the purpose of drying.
2. Dehumidification dryer
The dehumidification dryer can improve the shortcomings of ordinary dryers. It uses an air pump first.
Remove moisture from the air at a low dew point, then heat the dry air for dehumidification and drying. For materials in the dryer, it greatly improves work efficiency, reduces drying time, and improves
Drying effect.
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