Rotary dryer

Heat exchange – Movable heating or cooling surface

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165 92, 34183, F24D 1100, F24F 500

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047702362

ABSTRACT:
A paddle type rotary dryer includes a hollow shaft and a plurality of tubular members for interconnecting the interior of a shaft with the interior of each of the paddles. The tubular members extend inwardly into the shaft and prevent the flow of condensate from the shaft into the paddles when the paddles are below the shaft. The tubular members also extend outwardly into the hollow portion of each of the paddles for directing steam into the paddles and define an open passageway or slot so that liquid condensate is drained from the paddles and into the shaft when the vanes are disposed above the shaft, and a fluid conduit is adapted to maintain the level of liquid condensate in the shaft at a height which is less than the height of the inwardly directed tubular member.

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