Spray drying in a pressure vessel
Spray drying in a pressure vessel
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Normally, spray drying is carried out at atmospheric pressure.
Is it possible to / are there any examples of spray drying with the chamber vessel (i.e. post atomisation) under pressure (e.g. 10 bar)?
Presumably it would be difficult, but not impossible, to carry out the removal of cold air / introduction of hot air, as well as the removal of final product, under these circumstances.
Is it possible to / are there any examples of spray drying with the chamber vessel (i.e. post atomisation) under pressure (e.g. 10 bar)?
Presumably it would be difficult, but not impossible, to carry out the removal of cold air / introduction of hot air, as well as the removal of final product, under these circumstances.





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the drying process loses effectiveness as the pressure increases, vaccuum towers are more cost effective
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hacksaw: I don't understand this—could you provide an explanation or examples? Many thanks.