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A Model 48 spray dryer with chamber bottom product separation accessed by portable stairs.
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A Model 48 spray dryer with chamber bottom product separation, cyclone, and bag house.
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A Model 48 spray dryer with cyclone and bag house collection.
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A Model 48 spray dryer with cyclone and bag house collection.
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A Model 48 spray dryer with bag house only product collection.
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A Model 48 spray dryer with co-current nozzle, accessesed by a permanent platform.
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Model 48 with no chamber bottom product separation. Removable insulation covers the dryer outlet duct.
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Observation ports are used to inspect the nozzle operation, and to ensure the dryer walls are remaining dry. This is a mixed flow nozzle dryer.
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Model 48 with spray nozzle and observation ports at the top in the co-current configuration.
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An air hammer, which provides timed "knocks" on the chamber to aide in powder flow.
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A rapping pad, which is used with a rubber mallet to provide a manual aide in powder flow.
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A typical pressure pump feed system layout with inlet and outlet pipe manifolds.
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The spray lance installed and feed hose connected.
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An installed mixed flow spray nozzle lance.
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A co-current pressure nozzle spraying product.
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The spray dryer access door.
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The access door handles.
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A Model 48 dryer being set upright in place.
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