Barr-Rosin offers an unrivalled range of
technology to satisfy the exacting requirements of the chemical, food,
pharmaceutical, mineral and waste industries. Flash, ring, spray and fluidized
bed dryers or coolers, Rosinaire paddle dryers, crystallizers, column dryers and
coolers are available, selected upon application. The Barr-Rosin team of
professionals specializes in technical innovation, turning problems into
solutions and obstacles into opportunities. A continuous investment in research
and development ensures state-of-the-art technologies combined with tailored
designs. Barr-Rosin today is a multinational organization with offices in
Canada, the USA and the UK together with technical representation throughout the
World.
The Solution to your Drying Needs
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Ring Dryer, Efficiently
processing
wet cakes and pastes
Providing extended residence times the
ring dryer is a development of the conventional flash dryer. Barr-Rosin's unique
centrifugal classifier allows the ring dryer to efficiently dry many materials
that cannot be easily flash dried. Excellent for heat sensitive and high
temperature applications or when improved product quality is a priority. |

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Flash Dryer
With short residence times for surface
moisture removal and a low attrition configuration for fragile products, our
flash dryers are ideal for processing both water and solvent wetted feeds.
Extremely important to the successful operation of any flash drying system is
the feed system. Barr-Rosin offers a wide variety of feed systems for different
applications based upon significant experience in designing commercial
installations.
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Thermal Screws
Features
•Long retention time •Gas-tight
construction •Indirect heating or cooling •Gentle
handling
Thermal screws are used for drying,
heating, polymerizing or cooling applications where indirect thermal
processing is required with minimal gas flow. Single or multiple intermeshing
screw augers have hollow flights and shafts through which heat transfer fluid
circulates. The screw casing is also jacketed to provide additional heat
transfer surface. These units are widely used for special applications. Due to
the low sweep gas flow rates there is practically no de-dusting equipment
required. Thermal screws are usually fitted with variable speed drives for 0.5
rpm to 10 rpm. |

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Spray Dryer, At the
forefront of
technical innovation
Whether your liquid feeds need
centrifugal or nozzle atomization, Barr-Rosin's diverse range of spray dryer
designs and choice of atomization techniques ensure the perfect drying solution
for your application. Our spray dryers together with our patented direct drive
rotary atomizer produce powders or granules from both solvent and water based
feeds. |

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Rosinaire Paddle Dryers
Features
•High heat transfer rates •Low
gas volumes •Evaporation of solvents •Gas-tight
construction
The Rosinaire is well suited for the drying of toxic substances and for the
evaporation of solvents. They have also been used for heating, calcining and
cooling. The material is maintained in an agitated state inside the vessel by a
horizontal rotating shaft fitted with adjustable paddles which maintain the
product in contact with the internal surface of the casting. The heating or
cooling media required circulates in an outer jacket of the vessel. High heat
transfer coefficients are achieved through intimate and turbulent exposure of
particles to the vessel wall. A small gas stream is drawn through the system to
carry away the evaporated water or solvent vapors. |

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Fluidized Bed Dryer,
Gentle mechanical treatment
The Barr-Rosin Fluidized Bed Dryer offers
long residence time for bound moisture removal, minimal breakdown of crystalline
and granular particles and multi-zone beds for maximum thermal efficiency.
Product cooling can also be installed, if required. |

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Fluid Bed
Crystallizers & Column Dryers
The Barr-Rosin range of Fluidized Bed
Crystallizers and Column Dryers is
supplied to the principal polymer manufacturers and processors throughout the
world. The units are used for a wide variety of processes including
crystallization, solid phase polymerization and drying of polyester and
polyamide chips. Barr-Rosin systems are already used in more than 200
installations for bottle polymer, fiber, filament, microfilament, and film
production for outputs ranging from 50 kg/hr to over 5000 kg/hr. A typical solid
phase polymerization plant for 4000 kg/hr is shown above. |
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Column Dryers
Features
•Gas-tight construction •Very long retention time
•Compact arrangement •Uniform thermal treatment •Plug flow
These are normally used for drying essentially free-flowing materials such as
amorphous or crystalline powders and granules to very low residual moisture or
volatile content. Pre-drying and pre-heating of the material can be carried out
in a fluid bed. Due to the long retention times possible, these columns are
frequently used for diffusion controlled processes. They are also used for
purging products of residual monomers or catalysts. The column dryers have been
designed to give plug material flow and have a special gas distribution cone to
ensure uniform counter-current flow up through the column. The effectiveness of
the Rosin design allows us to specify very low gas flow rates and therefore
achieve extremely low operating costs. This is especially important when the
process gas is nitrogen, steam or other treated gases. If required the unit can
be fitted with a stirrer. We can supply these units as
part of a complete system. |

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Column Coolers
Features
•Cools bulk solids and provides hot water •High heat
transfer rates •Built-in heat recovery •Simple and reliable •Low
maintenance •Compact design
Column coolers are suitable for free flowing powders, crystals and granules. The
Barr-Rosin column coolers capture 90-100% of the useful heat with water flowing
through U-tubes suspended across a vertical column of slowly moving hot
material. Depending on the application this hot water can be produced for use
elsewhere in the plant. The column is designed as a mass flow vessel giving
uniform residence time and even cooling to all the solids. A small
counter-current flow of air can be made to pass up through the material adding a
convective component to increase the overall process efficiency and provide a
smooth running operation. The column cooler is simple and reliable - an
ecological and economical alternative to the problem of cooling hot bulk solids.
The Barr-Rosin column cooler has no moving parts other than feed and discharge
units and water re-circulation pump. |
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