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Introduction – Herbal Remedies Fluid Bed Dryer Granulator

The Fluid Bed Dryer Granulator for Herbal Remedies is an essential piece of equipment in traditional medicine production as well as in the pharmaceutical industry in general.

Applications in Herbal Medicine

• Granulating dry extracts or herbal powders for tablet compression or instant tea production.

• Rapidly drying extracted materials, saving time and improving efficiency.

• Ensuring uniformity, reducing dust, and enhancing solubility of the final product.

• Enabling granulation with minimal binders, suitable for the characteristics of traditional herbal ingredients.

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Main Components

1. Drying Chamber

The core area where fluidization takes place.
Made of stainless steel with high heat resistance and corrosion protection.
Includes sieves or perforated plates that hold the materials while allowing hot air to pass through.

2. Blower System

Generates high-pressure airflow to move the material and create the fluidized state.
Equipped with air filters to ensure clean air enters the chamber.

3. Heater

Usually electric or gas-heated, supplying thermal energy to the incoming air before it enters the drying chamber.

4. Spray System

Used to spray binder solutions or other liquids onto the material to aid granulation.
May feature top-spray or bottom-spray designs depending on the machine configuration.

5. Exhaust Air Filter

Removes fine dust before releasing air into the environment, ensuring compliance with environmental standards.

6. Control Panel

Allows operators to run and monitor the drying process, adjusting parameters such as temperature, airflow, spray rate, and drying time.

7. Product Discharge

The outlet where the final dried or granulated material is collected.

Working Principle

• Fluidization

When heated air is blown through a layer of material (powder or granules), it creates a “fluidized” state, causing the particles to move as if they were a flowing liquid.

• Drying

The hot air evaporates moisture inside the material, reducing the moisture content to the desired level.

• Granulation

A binder solution is sprayed during fluidization, causing powder particles to agglomerate into uniformly sized granules.