All Purpose Drying System
Vulcans® All Purpose Drying System is the solution to a variety of waste processing material and drying procedures across all industries. Vulcan® Drying Systems can design an All Purpose Drying System that is custom manufactured for a convenient and sustainable process that can dry a multitude of materials efficiently and affordably. We take pride in offering our client’s all over the world custom-designed and manufactured industrial rotary dryers.
Thermal Desorption Unit
With a Vulcan® Drying Systems Thermal Desorption Unit, contaminated material is exposed to heat indirectly by slow contact with a slowly turning drum that is exposed to heat on the outer shell. Vaporized contaminants are separated from the solids in the sludge, resulting in an end product that can be disposed of easily and cost-effectively.
Thermal Desorption Units
Rotary Drying Systems
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