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Precision drying for Danish process industries.

From food, dairy, seafood and grain to pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, enzymes, feed, fermentation, biomass, sludge, chemicals, minerals and advanced materials, GEM Drytech develops industrial drying systems around the material, process, final product requirement and applicable Danish/EU project conditions.

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Drying engineered for efficiency, quality and reliable plant integration.

Danish processors often operate energy-conscious, highly automated plants where moisture directly affects product quality, storage stability, handling, transport, energy use, yield and line capacity.


GEM Drytech develops the drying basis around material characteristics, moisture load, thermal sensitivity, throughput, available utilities, automation, dust or solvent risk, hygiene, downstream process and applicable Danish/EU safety and conformity requirements.

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Materials Danish plants need to dry, stabilize or recover.

Explore priority applications by product, by-product and industry. Final dryer selection is based on material behaviour, moisture load, capacity, thermal sensitivity, utilities, hygiene requirements, dust or solvent risk and downstream objective.

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Food & Ingredient Processing

Products: Food Powders, Vegetable Ingredients, Fruit Ingredients, Starch Products, Protein Ingredients, Functional Food Ingredients

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Dairy & Cheese Processing

Products: Whey Ingredients, Dairy Proteins, Milk-Based Ingredients, Cheese Ingredients, Lactose Products, Nutrition Powders

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03

Seafood & Fish Processing

Products: Fishmeal, Marine Protein Ingredients, Seafood Ingredients, Dried Fish Products, Collagen Feedstock, Aquaculture Ingredients

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04

Grain, Cereal & Milling

Products: Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Corn, Malt, Cereal Ingredients, Grain-Based Food Ingredients

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05

Brewing, Distilling & Fermentation

Products: Malt Ingredients, Yeast Products, Fermentation-Derived Ingredients, Dried Brewing Ingredients, Distillery Ingredients

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06

Animal Feed Processing

Products: Feed Pellets, Protein Meal, Grain-Based Feed, Functional Feed Ingredients, Premix Carriers

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Pet Food & Aquafeed

Products: Dry Pet Food, Pet Food Pellets, Aquafeed, Fish Feed, Marine Protein Ingredients, Functional Nutrition Ingredients

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Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology

Products: APIs, Pharmaceutical Intermediates, Excipients, Granules, Nutraceutical Powders, Fermentation-Derived Ingredients

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09

Enzyme & Industrial Fermentation

Products: Enzyme Ingredients, Fermentation-Derived Products, Microbial Biomass Products, Specialty Bio-Based Powders

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Specialty Chemical & Fine Chemical

Products: Specialty Chemicals, Fine Chemicals, Salts, Crystals, Pigments, Intermediates, Specialty Powders

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Biogas, Digestate & Biofertilizer

Products: Biofertilizer, Organic Fertilizer, Soil Amendment, Dried Organic Matter, Recovered Nutrient Products

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12

Wood, Biomass & Bioenergy

Products: Wood Chips, Wood Pellets, Biomass Fuel, Briquette Feedstock, Dried Wood Fibre, Bioenergy Feedstock

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13

Pulp, Paper & Cellulose

Products: Cellulose Fibre, Pulp Fibre, Specialty Cellulose, Paper Fibre Products, Biomass Fibre

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14

Industrial & Municipal Sludge

Products: Dried Sludge Granules, Dried Biosolids, Recovered Solids, Alternative Fuel Feedstock

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Recycling & Waste-to-Resource

Products: RDF, SRF, Recovered Fibre, Recovered Organic Solids, Recycled Fuel Feedstock, Recovered Mineral Feedstock

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Fertilizer & Organic Materials

Products: Organic Fertilizer, Mineral Fertilizer, Fertilizer Granules, Soil Amendments, Recovered Nutrient Products

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Minerals & Construction Materials

Products: Silica, Limestone, Gypsum, Mineral Powders, Clay-Based Materials, Construction Mineral Ingredients

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Battery & Advanced Materials

Products: Graphite, Carbon Materials, Cathode Materials, Anode Materials, Battery Precursors, Specialty Mineral Powders

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Control moisture where quality and process efficiency matter.

For Danish processors, final moisture can affect stability, quality, texture, flowability, storage, packing, energy use and downstream performance. The dryer is engineered around those product requirements.

  • Food Ingredients
  • Dairy & Whey
  • Seafood Ingredients
  • Grain & Cereals
  • Animal Feed
  • Pet Food & Aquafeed
  • Pharma & Biotech
  • Enzymes & Fermentation
  • Fine Chemicals
  • Biomass & Wood
  • Biofertilizer
  • Advanced Materials

Turn wet process streams into stable, usable material.

Drying can reduce storage and transport burden, improve handling and support downstream recovery of Danish food, dairy, fermentation, biogas, biomass, sludge and industrial process streams where thermal drying is technically suitable.

  • Brewer's Spent Grain
  • Dairy Residues
  • Fish & Seafood Residues
  • Grain Bran & Husk
  • Feed Fines
  • Fermentation Biomass
  • Digestate
  • Chemical Filter Cake
  • Sawdust & Bark
  • Pulp Fibre Residue
  • Sludge / Biosolids
  • Mineral / Graphite Cake

Drying systems for Danish process industries.

Focused on industries where moisture directly affects product quality, process stability, throughput, storage, energy use, transport or the value of a wet process stream.

01

Food & Ingredient Processing

Products: Food Powders, Vegetable Ingredients, Fruit Ingredients, Starch Products, Protein Ingredients, Functional Food Ingredients

By-products: Food Solids, Vegetable Pulp, Fruit Pomace, Peel, Press Cake, Off-Spec Product

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Dairy & Cheese Processing

Products: Whey Ingredients, Dairy Proteins, Milk-Based Ingredients, Cheese Ingredients, Lactose Products, Nutrition Powders

By-products: Whey Solids, Cheese Fines, Milk Solids, Dairy Filter Cake, Protein Residues, Lactose-Rich Solids

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Seafood & Fish Processing

Products: Fishmeal, Marine Protein Ingredients, Seafood Ingredients, Dried Fish Products, Collagen Feedstock, Aquaculture Ingredients

By-products: Fish Heads, Frames, Skin, Scales, Viscera, Trimmings, Shellfish Residues

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Grain, Cereal & Milling

Products: Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Corn, Malt, Cereal Ingredients, Grain-Based Food Ingredients

By-products: Wheat Bran, Oat Hulls, Barley Husk, Rye Bran, Grain Fines, Milling Residues, Broken Grain

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Brewing, Distilling & Fermentation

Products: Malt Ingredients, Yeast Products, Fermentation-Derived Ingredients, Dried Brewing Ingredients, Distillery Ingredients

By-products: Brewer's Spent Grain, Yeast Solids, Fermentation Solids, Stillage Solids, Wet Grain Residues

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Animal Feed Processing

Products: Feed Pellets, Protein Meal, Grain-Based Feed, Functional Feed Ingredients, Premix Carriers

By-products: Feed Fines, Wet Feed Mash, Protein Residues, Grain Residues, Pellet Rejects, Fibre-Rich Feed Residues

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Pet Food & Aquafeed

Products: Dry Pet Food, Pet Food Pellets, Aquafeed, Fish Feed, Marine Protein Ingredients, Functional Nutrition Ingredients

By-products: Pet Food Fines, Fish Residues, Protein Slurry, Wet Feed Mash, Pellet Rejects, Marine Protein Residues

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Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology

Products: APIs, Pharmaceutical Intermediates, Excipients, Granules, Nutraceutical Powders, Fermentation-Derived Ingredients

By-products: API Filter Cake, Fermentation Biomass, Wet Granules, Botanical Residues, Process Cake

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Enzyme & Industrial Fermentation

Products: Enzyme Ingredients, Fermentation-Derived Products, Microbial Biomass Products, Specialty Bio-Based Powders

By-products: Fermentation Biomass, Cell Mass, Process Solids, Filter Cake, Nutrient-Rich Residues

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Specialty Chemical & Fine Chemical

Products: Specialty Chemicals, Fine Chemicals, Salts, Crystals, Pigments, Intermediates, Specialty Powders

By-products: Chemical Filter Cake, Salt Cake, Wet Crystals, Pigment Sludge, Reaction Residue, Process Sludge

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Biogas, Digestate & Biofertilizer

Products: Biofertilizer, Organic Fertilizer, Soil Amendment, Dried Organic Matter, Recovered Nutrient Products

By-products: Solid Digestate, Dewatered Digestate, Digestate Cake, Organic Digestate, Anaerobic Digestion Residue

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Wood, Biomass & Bioenergy

Products: Wood Chips, Wood Pellets, Biomass Fuel, Briquette Feedstock, Dried Wood Fibre, Bioenergy Feedstock

By-products: Sawdust, Bark, Wood Shavings, Forest Residues, Biomass Fines, Agricultural Residues

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Pulp, Paper & Cellulose

Products: Cellulose Fibre, Pulp Fibre, Specialty Cellulose, Paper Fibre Products, Biomass Fibre

By-products: Paper Mill Sludge, Pulp Fibre Residue, Deinking Residues, Reject Fibre, Cellulose Fines

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Industrial & Municipal Sludge

Products: Dried Sludge Granules, Dried Biosolids, Recovered Solids, Alternative Fuel Feedstock

By-products: ETP Sludge, Municipal Sludge, Sewage Sludge, Industrial Sludge, Dewatered Filter Cake

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Recycling & Waste-to-Resource

Products: RDF, SRF, Recovered Fibre, Recovered Organic Solids, Recycled Fuel Feedstock, Recovered Mineral Feedstock

By-products: Wet Recovered Fibre, Organic Fraction, Sorting Residues, Wash Sludge, RDF/SRF Fractions

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Fertilizer & Organic Materials

Products: Organic Fertilizer, Mineral Fertilizer, Fertilizer Granules, Soil Amendments, Recovered Nutrient Products

By-products: Fertilizer Fines, Compost Fines, Organic Filter Cake, Mineral Residues, Nutrient-Rich Solids

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Minerals & Construction Materials

Products: Silica, Limestone, Gypsum, Mineral Powders, Clay-Based Materials, Construction Mineral Ingredients

By-products: Mineral Filter Cake, Wash Sludge, Silica Sludge, Stone Fines, Gypsum Residues, Mineral Tailings

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Battery & Advanced Materials

Products: Graphite, Carbon Materials, Cathode Materials, Anode Materials, Battery Precursors, Specialty Mineral Powders

By-products: Graphite Filter Cake, Carbon Fines, Precursor Cake, Process Residues, Specialty Powder Fines

Selected customer drying project references.

Selected industrial drying references covering installation, commissioning, performance verification and customer support across the USA, Canada and Vietnam.

CANADA | RICE CAKE DRYING🇨🇦2026–PRESENT

Basic Grain Products (Canada) Inc.

Project summary:
GEM Drytech supplied a Conventional Air Dryer for rice cake drying operations in Canada. Following installation, commissioning and performance verification, the drying system was approved for production use.

2026Formal client approval received following installation, commissioning and operational performance verification.
Client testimonial:
"We confirm acceptance and clearance of the conventional air dryer for production use."
USA | INDUSTRIAL FOOD DRYING🇺🇸2023–PRESENT

Northern Lights Food Processing, LLC

Project summary:
GEM Drytech completed industrial dryer installation and commissioning support for Northern Lights Food Processing in the USA, including operator training and technical assistance during startup.

2023The client acknowledged GEM Drytech's professionalism, technical expertise and project support during installation and commissioning.
Client testimonial:
"Both objectives were achieved to our satisfaction. Your team showed professionalism, expertise, and trustworthy support throughout the project."
VIETNAM | COCONUT DRYING🇻🇳2018–PRESENT

Ben Tre Investment Coconut Joint Stock Company – BEINCO

Project summary:
GEM Drytech installed and commissioned a Two-Stage Band Dryer for coconut product drying at BEINCO's processing facility in Ben Tre, Vietnam.

2018Installation and commissioning were successfully completed, with the production output meeting the agreed contractual requirements.
Client testimonial:
"The installation and commissioning of the two-stage band dryer have been successfully completed, and the production output satisfied the contract terms."

Where moisture becomes a quality, energy or capacity problem.

Across food, dairy, fermentation, feed, pharma, biotech, biogas, biomass, sludge and chemical processing, excess or inconsistent moisture can affect specification, energy use, throughput, storage, transport and process stability.

Food / Dairy

Final moisture must be repeatable without compromising product quality.

Food and dairy ingredients can be sensitive to overheating, colour, flavour, texture, hygiene and cleanability.

Drying objective: achieve stable final moisture with controlled temperature, airflow and hygienic handling.
Brewing / Fermentation

Wet fermentation co-products can become a storage bottleneck.

Spent grain, yeast and fermentation solids can carry significant water and may deteriorate quickly without stabilization.

Drying objective: reduce moisture around the intended feed, ingredient, energy or recovery route.
Feed / Pet Food

Moisture affects shelf stability, pellet quality and coating performance.

Feed, pet food and aquafeed require controlled drying to support stable product quality and continuous production.

Drying objective: deliver repeatable final moisture at the required line capacity.
Pharma / Biotech

Sensitive materials need narrow thermal and moisture control.

APIs, intermediates, enzymes and biological materials may require controlled temperature, containment and validated final moisture.

Drying objective: define the drying basis around sensitivity, containment, residence time and final specification.
Biogas / Digestate

Wet digestate is expensive to store, transport and reuse.

Dewatered digestate can still contain substantial water before fertilizer, nutrient-recovery or other downstream use.

Drying objective: reduce water mass and stabilize solids around the intended nutrient or material recovery route.
Biomass / Wood

Variable moisture lowers fuel value and densification performance.

Wood and biomass can arrive with changing moisture, particle size and bulk density before pelletizing, storage or combustion.

Drying objective: deliver stable moisture and predictable downstream performance.
Sludge / Residuals

Wet solids carry excess mass and disposal burden.

Municipal and industrial sludge may require significant evaporation before transport, disposal, fuel use or beneficial recovery.

Drying objective: reduce water mass and stabilize solids around the intended downstream route.
Denmark / EU Conformity

Late conformity decisions can force redesign.

Machinery, electrical, EMC, ATEX, pressure-equipment, gas and food-contact requirements can affect component selection, risk assessment, technical documentation and CE conformity.

Drying objective: identify the applicable Danish/EU requirements during project engineering rather than after shipment.

Prove the drying basis before committing to the machine.

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Dried & Tested pilot validation

Representative material can be trialed to establish drying behaviour, target moisture, residence time and a practical scale-up basis before final equipment selection.

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Material-first dryer selection

Band, paddle, rotary, fluid-bed, tray and other dryer types are considered according to the material rather than forcing every application into one machine.

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Energy-conscious process design

Airflow, heat input, recirculation and residence time are engineered around the evaporation load and available plant utilities.

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Continuous industrial throughput

Systems can be configured for continuous production where batch drying creates labour, consistency or capacity limitations.

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Integration with the Danish plant process

Feeding, conveying, drying, cooling, controls, hygiene, dust management and downstream interfaces can be evaluated as one process.

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Denmark / EU conformity planning

Applicable machinery, electrical, EMC, ATEX, pressure-equipment, gas and food-contact requirements can be reviewed during engineering so the conformity route is defined before shipment.

From moisture problem to a validated drying basis.

Before equipment size and commercial scope are fixed, we establish what must be evaporated, how the material behaves, what utilities are available, what the dried product must achieve and which Danish/EU technical requirements need to be considered.

01 / APPLICATION DATA

Define the Danish plant requirement

Material, feed rate, inlet moisture, target moisture, operating hours, temperature limits, utilities, plant location and downstream objective.

02 / DRIED & TESTED

Pilot Trial

Where appropriate, test representative material to validate drying behaviour and practical operating conditions before scale-up.

03 / PROCESS + CONFORMITY

System Design

Develop evaporation load, residence time, airflow, heating, material movement, controls, risk assessment and the applicable Danish/EU conformity path.

04 / PROJECT EXECUTION

Supply & Commissioning Support

Coordinate manufacturing, technical documentation, installation supervision, commissioning and interfaces with the customer's local inspection or notified-body process where applicable.

Industrial dryer questions Danish plants ask before they buy.

These are the process, engineering, safety, conformity, operations and procurement points typically established before selecting an industrial dryer for Denmark.

What Denmark industries can GEM Drytech support with industrial drying systems?
We work across food and ingredients, dairy, seafood, grain, brewing and fermentation, animal feed, pet food and aquafeed, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, enzymes, specialty chemicals, biogas digestate, biomass, pulp and paper, sludge, recycling, fertilizer, minerals and advanced materials.
Can GEM Drytech test our material before we invest in a full-scale dryer?
Yes. Through the Dried & Tested pilot program, representative material can be evaluated to establish drying behaviour, operating conditions and a practical design basis before final equipment selection.
Can the dryer be designed around our required final moisture and production rate?
Yes. Dryer configuration is developed around feed moisture, target final moisture, throughput, thermal sensitivity, particle characteristics, utilities, hygiene or containment needs and downstream process requirements.
Which machinery conformity rules apply to a dryer placed on the Danish market in 2026?
As of September 2026, the EU Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC remains the main product-safety framework for machinery placed on the Danish/EU market. Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 on machinery applies from 20 January 2027. The applicable route should therefore be confirmed against the actual date of placing the machine on the market or putting it into service.
Does an industrial dryer for Denmark require CE marking?
Where the complete machine falls within applicable EU product legislation, the manufacturer must follow the relevant conformity-assessment requirements, prepare the required technical documentation and declaration, and affix CE marking where the legislation requires it. The exact directives or regulations depend on the final machine configuration and included equipment.
What electrical and EMC requirements should be considered for Denmark?
Depending on scope, the Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU can apply to electrical equipment within its voltage limits, while the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU applies to equipment regarding electromagnetic compatibility. Motors, VFDs, control panels, wiring, protection, grounding and EMC design should be coordinated with the confirmed project scope and Danish installation requirements.
What applies if combustible dust, solvent vapour or gas can create an explosive atmosphere?
Equipment and protective systems intended for potentially explosive atmospheres can fall under ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU. For a dryer, dust characteristics, solvents, zone classification, ignition sources, surface temperatures and the required equipment category should be established for the specific installation.
What applies if the dryer package includes pressure equipment?
Pressure equipment and assemblies with a maximum allowable pressure greater than 0.5 bar can fall within the Pressure Equipment Directive 2014/68/EU. Classification and conformity assessment depend on the fluid, pressure, volume or nominal size and the equipment category.
What applies to gas-fired dryers or burner systems?
Where a gas appliance or fitting falls within its scope, Regulation (EU) 2016/426 on appliances burning gaseous fuels can apply. Burner, gas-train, appliance and site-gas responsibilities should be defined during engineering because not every complete industrial dryer falls under one identical gas-appliance certification route.
What Danish workplace-safety requirements should be considered after installation?
Denmark's Working Environment Act places duties on manufacturers, importers, installers and users of technical equipment. Safe installation, guarding, instructions, maintenance and workplace use should therefore be coordinated with the customer's Danish working-environment obligations in addition to the product-conformity route.
Can a food dryer be designed around Danish food-hygiene and food-contact requirements?
Yes. Food applications can be engineered around cleanability, hygienic access, suitable product-contact materials and contamination control. EU food-hygiene rules, including Regulation (EC) 852/2004, and food-contact-material rules under Regulation (EC) 1935/2004 are relevant. Denmark additionally requires declarations of compliance for food-contact materials through the supply chain.
Is there one universal Denmark certification for a complete industrial dryer?
No. The conformity route is project-specific. A complete dryer may be affected by machinery, electrical, EMC, ATEX, pressure-equipment, gas, food-contact and other requirements depending on its configuration and intended use. CE marking is not a substitute for determining which legislation actually applies.
When is a notified body required?
A notified body is required only where the applicable EU legislation and the selected conformity-assessment module require third-party involvement. Many machinery and electrical conformity routes can be manufacturer-led, while higher-risk pressure equipment, certain ATEX products and other regulated categories can require notified-body participation.
Can GEM Drytech provide Denmark/EU-market-compatible components and documentation?
Yes. Component selection, electrical architecture, PLC/HMI controls, motors, VFDs, safety devices, instrumentation, enclosure ratings, drawings, manuals, risk documentation, declarations and conformity evidence can be specified during project engineering according to the final machine configuration and customer requirements.
What information should we share to receive a dryer recommendation?
Please share the material name and composition, feed rate, inlet moisture, required final moisture, operating hours, particle or sludge characteristics, temperature limits, available heating source, electrical supply, Danish plant location and intended use of the dried product.
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