19 Dec 2011
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PHOTO REPORT: Mecmar grain dryer in Wroclaw, Poland
A huge tower dryer was recently installed in Wroclaw, Poland. This is the most powerful continuous dryer within the Mecmar portfolio with a daily production (24hrs) of 1,440 tons of maize – considering a moisture reduction from 20% to 15%. The final moisture content of the grain can be changed by the end-user. The cost of the system depends upon its configuration (e.g. type of burner, type of grain you want to dry, etc.).
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For a big grain dryer you need a big crane - Wroclaw, Poland.
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Let the fun begin. Given the size of the Mecmar RG 8000 grain dryer system, it has been decided in sub-assemblies.
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The first two modules are completed, notice the flow inverter right below the catwalk.
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Sunset - time to wrap it up. But the grain dryer starts taking shape.
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The grain dryer is located right in the middle of a corn field.
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The top (on the left) and the bottom (on the right).
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One of that days.... it is freezing outside and the crew is getting ready to start the day.
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Freezing!
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Time to complete the assembling!
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Once completed the machine will have 23 layers of stainless steel perforated screens.
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Total height of the grain dryer RG 8000: 26 m.
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Mecmar tower dryer RG 8000 is coupled with an elevator that has a capacity of 120 ton/hr.
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Mecmar tower dryer RG 8000 has a diameter of 5.3 m
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Mecmar RG 8000 tower dryer has a daily production (24hrs) of 1440 tons of maize - considering a moisture reduction from 20% to 15%.
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The grain dryer will be dedicated to dry maize.
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The grain dryer works with a GPL burner and 2 centrifugal fans.
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The tower dryer RG 8000 is completely controlled by a system that monitors the grain temperature in 4 different points along the height of the dryer.
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Next to the dryer you can see 2 silos for storage and one smaller silo for fast loading. The dryer is completely automatic: load, drying, cooling, and unloading does not require any intervention of the operator.
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19 Dec 2011
last update:6 Aug 2012