As an important equipment in modern industrial production, drum dryers are widely used in many fields, such as chemicals, building materials, food, etc. However, in 

actual operation, many users find that the output of the dryer does not meet the expected effect. In order to increase the output of the drum dryer, it is necessary to start 

from multiple aspects, including optimizing temperature regulation, improving drying process, equipment maintenance and safe operation, and other auxiliary measures. 

To help users better understand and master the methods.

    Equipment maintenance and safe operation

    1. Regular maintenance: Clean the drum dryer regularly. Accumulated dust and other debris will affect its normal operation. Maintain key components such as heating 

elements to ensure their normal operation.

    2. Safe operation: Avoid putting your hands into the drum when the dryer is running to prevent high-temperature gas from hurting people. Check electrical equipment and 

lines regularly to prevent safety hazards such as leakage and short circuit. Set an emergency stop button to quickly cut off the power supply in case of an accident.

    Other auxiliary measures

    1. Reasonable control of feed amount: Reasonably control the feed amount according to the processing capacity of the dryer to avoid overload operation affecting the 

drying effect and equipment life.

    2. Adjust the drum speed and air volume: Adjust the drum speed and air volume according to the material characteristics and drying process requirements to ensure that the 

material is evenly heated and fully dried.

    3. Clean the dust collector regularly: Discharge the exhaust gas generated during the drying process in time to avoid moisture return to reduce the drying effect and cause 

energy waste.

    4. Install thermocouple device: Install thermocouple device at the inlet and outlet to monitor the internal temperature of the drum in real time, and adjust the feed 

temperature as needed to control the drum temperature to prevent overheating and damage to the equipment.