| Dryer Type | Vibratory fluid-bed, vibrating conveyor dryer, or vibrating screening dryer | Batch or continuous operation; single-deck or multi-deck construction | Select the design according to feed consistency, required residence time, and production continuity. |
| Typical Throughput | Approximately 50–10,000 kg/h, depending on material and moisture load | Custom feed width, bed depth, deck length, and number of drying zones | Throughput should be confirmed using actual bulk density, particle size, inlet moisture, and target outlet moisture. |
| Working Temperature | Ambient to approximately 200°C for many industrial applications | Independent temperature control by zone; insulated drying chamber | Temperature limits must match the product’s thermal stability, oxidation sensitivity, and food or chemical process requirements. |
| Vibration Frequency | Commonly about 10–30 Hz, subject to machine design and material characteristics | Variable-frequency drive with adjustable operating parameters | Adjustability helps balance conveying speed, fluidization, heat transfer, and particle protection. |
| Vibration Amplitude | Typically about 2–8 mm, depending on the mechanical arrangement | Adjustable eccentric weights or controlled vibration motor settings | Correct amplitude reduces segregation, breakage, excessive dust, and unstable material flow. |
| Drying Airflow | Often approximately 0.5–3.0 m/s across or through the product bed | Recirculating or once-through air system with air-volume control | Air volume must be sized for evaporation duty, particle density, and acceptable pressure drop. |
| Residence Time | Approximately 1–30 minutes in continuous systems | Adjustable deck length, vibration settings, feed rate, and air temperature | Residence time determines moisture removal and must be validated through product testing. |
| Moisture Reduction | Commonly suitable for reducing free or surface moisture by several percentage points | Optional pre-dewatering, hot-air, cooling, or final-conditioning section | The supplier should provide test data based on inlet moisture, final moisture, feed temperature, and evaporation rate. |
| Product Particle Size | Often used for granules, crystals, pellets, flakes, powders, and coated particles from fine sizes to several centimeters | Perforated deck, mesh deck, solid deck, or screening surface selected for the feed | Particle size distribution affects airflow, conveying behavior, drying uniformity, and screen selection. |
| Contact Materials | Carbon steel, stainless steel 304, or stainless steel 316/316L | Polished internal surfaces; hygienic welds; abrasion-resistant liners where required | Material selection should consider corrosion, abrasion, cleanability, and product-contact regulations. |
| Heating Method | Electric, steam, thermal oil, natural gas, LPG, or indirect hot-air heating | Modular heater and fan package with automatic temperature regulation | Utilities, local energy prices, emissions rules, and available plant infrastructure influence the best option. |
| Installed Motor Power | Approximately 1.5–45 kW for vibration, conveying, and air-handling equipment, excluding large external heaters | Separate drives for vibration, exhaust fan, feed conveyor, and discharge conveyor | Confirm total connected load, starting current, voltage, frequency, and electrical enclosure requirements. |
| Machine Dimensions | Typical drying chamber lengths of approximately 2–12 m; width commonly 0.5–2.5 m | Modular sections for transport, installation, and future capacity expansion | Review plant layout, access doors, lifting points, maintenance clearance, and container or oversize shipping limits. |
| Dust and Exhaust Control | Cyclone, bag filter, cartridge filter, wet scrubber, or combinations of these systems | Negative-pressure operation with inspection ports and differential-pressure monitoring | Dust collection protects workers, improves housekeeping, and supports compliance with local environmental requirements. |
| Control System | PLC-based control with touchscreen HMI and variable-frequency drives | Automatic temperature, airflow, vibration, feed-rate, alarm, and emergency-stop control | Specify control voltage, language, remote access, data logging, recipe management, and integration with the plant automation system. |
| Noise Level | Often approximately 75–90 dB(A), depending on fans, vibration intensity, and enclosure design | Acoustic enclosure, flexible connections, vibration isolation, and balanced rotating components | Request a measured noise value at a defined distance and operating condition for workplace planning. |
| Inspection and Maintenance | Access panels, cleanout doors, removable screens, lubrication points, and replaceable wear parts | Tool-accessible service areas and condition-monitoring points for bearings and vibration components | Confirm spare-parts availability, maintenance intervals, bearing life, screen replacement time, and service support. |
| Safety Features | Emergency stops, guards, interlocks, over-temperature protection, and overload protection | Safety switches on access doors; thermal insulation; alarm and shutdown logic | Equipment should be assessed against the buyer’s destination-country machinery, electrical, and workplace-safety requirements. |
| Factory Acceptance Testing | No-load inspection plus optional wet-material performance testing | Inspection records, electrical testing, vibration checks, temperature mapping, and performance report | Define acceptance criteria for capacity, outlet moisture, temperature uniformity, power consumption, and safety functions before purchase. |
| Documentation Package | Operating manual, maintenance manual, parts list, electrical drawings, foundation plan, and inspection certificates | English-language documentation with certificates and recommended spare-parts list | Complete documentation simplifies customs clearance, installation, operator training, maintenance, and regulatory review. |