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Storage & drying

Batch Grain Dryer

Recirculating batch drying for grain before storage or processing. Select a batch load and operating cycle for the incoming and target moisture levels.

Storage & drying

Specifications and configurations

ModelLoad range (t)Power (kW)Air intake (m³/h)Net weight (t)
TT5H-155–159.210000–140003.0
TT5H-207–2013.1512500–140003.7
TT5H-2510–2520.3520000–250004.5

Loads are batch quantities, not tonnes per hour. Daily output depends on moisture removal, drying time, loading and discharge cycles.

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Storage & drying

Choose for the operating duty

Send grain type, initial and target moisture, daily tonnage, ambient conditions and available fuel. Use these to establish the required number of drying cycles.

  • Automatic or manual operation through an operator interface.
  • Temperature monitoring and overload protection.
  • Choose the heat source to match locally available fuel.
Storage & drying

Plan the installation

Heat source

Specify fuel availability and the required heater arrangement.

Material handling

Plan loading, discharge and wet-grain buffering.

Utilities

Provide electrical supply and the installation layout.

Operating cycle

Account for loading, drying, cooling and discharge when sizing daily output.

Storage & drying

Existing equipment and spare parts

For a replacement, send the nameplate, a photograph, connection dimensions and the required duty. For individual parts, include dimensions and the machine serial number.

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Discuss your requirements

Send grain type, initial and target moisture, daily tonnage, ambient conditions and available fuel. Use these to establish the required number of drying cycles.

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