banana drying machine description
Banana drying machine principle
A banana drying machine operates on the principle of heat transfer and moisture evaporation. The machine’s heating element warms up, creating a controlled environment for the banana slices or pieces to be dried. As heat is applied, it causes water molecules within the fruit’s cellular structure to turn into steam. A fan or ventilation system then circulates air, which carries away the moisture, facilitating the evaporation process. This dehydration leaves the banana with a reduced water content, making it dry but retaining essential nutrients and flavor. The machine may also have adjustable settings for temperature and time to ensure efficient and consistent drying.
Features of banana drying machine
A banana drying machine is characterized by its ability to effectively reduce the moisture content in bananas through controlled application of heat, which leads to a preserved, crispy end product. Key features typically include adjustable temperature settings for optimal drying, even heat distribution to prevent uneven drying, and timer functions to automate the process. Energy efficiency and user-friendly interfaces are also common attributes, along with robust construction for longevity. Ventilation systems may be incorporated to ensure proper airflow, essential for efficient dehydration.
Application areas
Materials: apples, bananas, mango slices, longan and other fruits; drying radish, lettuce, pumpkin, carrot, spinach, cassava and other vegetables
Technical Parameters
MODEL | CAPACITY (KG) | POWER (KW) | STEAM TO BE CONSUMED (M3/H) | TRAYS | DIMENSION L*W*H (MM) | BAKING CARS |
GRT-C-24 | 50 | 0.45 | 3400 | 24 | 1400X1200X2000 | 1 |
GRT-C-48 | 100 | 0.9 | 3400 | 48 | 2300X1200X2000 | 2 |
GRT-C-96 | 200 | 0.9 | 6800 | 96 | 2300X2200X2000 | 4 |
GRT-C-144 | 300 | 1.35 | 10200 | 144 | 3200X2200X2000 | 6 |
GRT-C-196 | 400 | 1.8 | 113600 | 196 | 4300X2200X2000 |