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How to control the pressure of the pilot freeze dryer?
Pilot freeze dryer is common in daily life. Air freeze-drying technology, referred to as freeze-drying, is also known as sublimation air-drying. Freeze-drying is a specific method of pre-freezing water-containing materials and then subliming them in a vacuum state to obtain air-dried objects. Freeze-dried objects have basically unchanged original biological and chemical properties, and are easy to store for a long time. After soaking in water, it can be restored to the form before freeze-drying, and its original biochemical properties can be maintained. Therefore, freeze-drying technology is widely used in various fields such as industrial chemistry and medical equipment.
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Freeze dryer parts and usage analysis
The freeze dryer consists of a refrigeration system, a vacuum system, a heating system, and an electrical instrument control system. The main components are drying ovens, condensers, refrigeration units, vacuum pumps, heating/cooling devices, etc. It works by freezing the dried item below the triple point temperature and then sublimating the solid water (ice) in the item to water vapor under vacuum conditions, removing it from the item and drying the item.
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Advantages of freeze drying technology for laboratory freeze dryers
Drying methods are various, such as drying, boiling, drying, spray drying, and vacuum drying, but ordinary drying methods are usually carried out at temperatures above 0 ° C or higher. The products obtained by drying generally have problems of shrinking size and hardening of the texture. Most of the volatile components are lost, some heat-sensitive substances are denatured and deactivated, and some substances are even oxidized. Therefore, the dried product has a large difference in properties compared with that before drying. The freeze drying technology of the laboratory freeze dryer has the following advantages over the advantages of ordinary drying technology: