Introduction to Spray Drying

This video explores the concept of spray drying and its use throughout the food, manufacturing, and pharmaceutical industries as a method to rapidly dry liquid product feed into a powdered material using heated gas. It is a critical step in the production of a wide variety of consumer goods, from the food we eat to the medicines that keep us safe and healthy.
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[@alphagassama7946]

Great video. Thank you

[@swimminglikeabrick]

What kind of gases are used?

[@ptborneonaturalbotanicals]

I want to ask if Liquid Kratom Mitragyna Speciosa from the CO2 machine extraction results, the spray dryer can turn Liquid Kratom into powder

[@oluwasegunaina3092]

Thank you very much.

[@GuitarLegendvideos]

Doesnt the gas get into the food? And wouldnt this be bad? Or is the gas not a problem

[@lethabomokobake7378]

Well explained

[@NONAME-pe8kw]

Thank you!

[@rilavlogs9321]

Nice very easy to understand

[@rayenbryanjunaidy-6727]

Yes. without reading any articles.

[@wertiadreams7949]

Cool animation

[@kittimaua-hirankitti8138]

How long does it take for one cycle?

[@beatrizcanaveira8369]

Microspheres or microcapsules obtained?

[@adritan4455]

This is the simple process of spray dry but expensive machine tbh

[@harshap1908]

What are the gases used to dry

[@rayenbryanjunaidy-6727]

Nitrogen hot gases are safer in my opinion.

[@sharanabasava2275]

cool

[@LadyIsTheChamp]

So this is why they pay the workers alot.....any moment there could be an explosion 👀.. I wanted to apply at this job but I'm not sure about that now ...will probably stay where I am lol.

[@David-bi6lt]

🤣🤣🤣sameee, I seen a 40$+ an hour in expensive California but after seeing multiple videos, I think I'll stay at my job for $30 😂

[@jzila9900]

@@David-bi6lt wait were ?! i only see 18$ per hour

[@jzila9900]

@@David-bi6lt i recently learned how to run one and interested in learning more

[@jordancruz8069]

They're not that bad. I've been working around one for 6 years, actually operating it for the past 3 years. There are many safety precautions taken to ensure it doesn't happen. It's more likely to happen because someone is doing something they know they shouldn't rather than something accidental. Not saying it isn't possible but not as bad as you think. Although that's just my own personal experience with my type of dryer (milk dryer)