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Differences Between Freeze Dryer And Spray Dryer
Dryer refers to a mechanical device that uses heat energy to reduce the moisture content of materials. It is used to dry objects. Usually, there are adsorption dryers, spray dryers, and freeze dryers. As common drying equipment, freeze dryers and spray dryers have many differences, but few people know the following three differences.
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Freeze-drying operation precautions for vacuum freeze dryer
Freeze drying of a vacuum freeze dryer refers to the process of removing moisture or other solvent from a frozen biological product by sublimation. Sublimation refers to the process of solvents, such as water, like dry ice, which does not pass through a liquid state and changes from a solid to a gaseous state.
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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.