Okara is a by-product in the process of producing soy milk or tofu. Although Okara is leftovers of soy products such as tofu and soy milk, its nutritional content is higher than that of many dregs. The annual output of bean dregs is huge, and how to make better use of bean dregs has become an urgent problem to be studied and solved.

  Dingli bean dregs dryer production line is specially designed and manufactured for the drying and processing of by-product soybean dregs. The whole set of equipment is composed of coal-fired hot blast stove, inlet and outlet equipment, rotating drum dryer, high and low temperature pipelines, dust removal system, lifting conveying system, the finished product cooling system, finished product warehouse, electronic control system, steel frame and other equipment and institutions.

  Generally, bean dregs have a moisture content of about 85%, which is a material with relatively high oiliness and viscosity. The moisture is not easy to be dried. For this physical characteristic, Dingli's bean dregs dehydration and drying equipment can reduce the moisture content to 10% or less, the processing capacity is large, and it can process 30 to 300 tons of fresh okara every day, which solves the problem that a large amount of okara cannot be stored and processed every day.

  In the whole drying process, the heat energy can be fully utilized, so that the bean dregs are heated evenly, the color of the dried bean dregs is good, the loss of nutrients is small, and the energy consumption is low. The dried bean dregs are easy to store and can also be subjected to subsequent processing such as fermentation. It is an excellent feed for feeding pigs, ducks, and chickens, and is an ideal choice for the breeding industry.

  Zhengzhou Dingli is a high-tech enterprise focusing on the production of drying equipment and integrating scientific research, production and sales. Our company has excellent application cases in biomass, feed, coconut shredded coconut bran, coal, organic fertilizer and other projects. Welcome everyone to come to discuss cooperation.