This difference can mean thousands of dollars in actual fuel savings and will quickly pay back the initial investment in the dryer. This major engineering advancement in dryer design is important for every farmer who desires to cut operating costs and yet receive quality dried grain.
Emission reduction is achieved by reducing the volume of air which exhausts from the dryer.
The low-profile design will allow for less costly installation and will assure the owner the best possible asset retention value for his dryer since it is only 13 feet 10 inches in height to the fill point. In the rear of the plenum area, a clean out chute has been installed to allow for automatic plenum clean out of fines or bees wings. The clean out chute directs the materials back into the grain stream as it is being metered out of the dryer. This greatly reduces the need for internal cleaning of the dryer. A special Drying Optimizer proportions the air that is used for cooling, while directing all the remaining air for drying, optimum efficiency.