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STELA Combi-Air-Clean System
The STELA Combi-Air-Clean System enhances the efficiency of dust separation in drying systems while reducing power consumption. Unlike traditional dedusted drying plants, this system divides the exhaust air into two separate airflows. The moist exhaust air from the upper part of the dryer column has low dust content and is extracted upwards using an axial fan. This airflow's dust emission values are significantly below limit values due to a pneumatic flap dust separation. In contrast, the airflow in the lower area has higher dust content and lower moisture. It is aspirated by a radial fan and directed into a centro separator for dedusting before being discharged as cleaned exhaust air. This system can reduce total dust emissions by up to 30% compared to conventional systems.
STELA Biturbo Technology
The STELA Biturbo technology features an innovative air duct system that reduces the required hot air volume by up to 40%, lowering specific energy consumption by up to 15% compared to conventional drying plants with active heat recovery. Fresh air is drawn into the lower area of the drying plant, heated by a gas line burner, and combined with preheated air from the cooling zone. The hot air temperature can be independently adjusted from the upper temperature zone. The higher temperature exhaust air from this zone is collected and directed into the upper zone of the drying plant. The hot air in the upper drying zone is generated by mixing with preheated supply air and is led through the upper wet product zone before being emitted as exhaust air. Advantages include lower thermal consumption, reduced air volume, improved product quality through alternating ventilation, lower dust formation, and reduced electric consumption. A patent has been filed for this technology.
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Drying system Combi Air Clean The STELA Combi-Air-Clean-System increases the efficiency of dust separation of the whole drier and, at the same time, reduces the power consumption. dedusted drying plants, with this system the exhaust air is split into two airflows. The very moist exhaust airstream from the upper part (1) of the drier column (2) has a very low dust loading and is thus sucked off upwards by means of an axial fan (3). The dust emission values of this exhaust airstream are significantly below the limit values due to a dust separation by a pneumatic flap (4). The airflow in the lower area (5) of the plant, however, has a clearly higher dust loading with a considerably lower moisture degree. The exhaust air is aspirated by a radial fan (6) and pressed into the centro separator (7) for dedusting, before it is again discharged outside as cleaned exhaust air. The total dust emissions can be reduced, compared with plants with conventional dust separation, by up to 30% by using the Combi- Air-Clean System.

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Drying system Biturbo-Technology The innovative air duct system of the STELA Biturbo technology reduces the required hot air volume by up to 40 % and thus lowers the specific energy consumption by up to 15 % compared with conventional drying plants with active heat recovery. The fresh air (1) is aspirated in the lower area of the drying plant, heated up by a gas line burner (2) and led into the lower drying section, the product area (4), together with preheated air from the cooling zone (3). The hot air temperature can be adjusted completely independent from the upper tempera- ture zone. The...

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