Aggregate Drier

Aggregate dryers are a type of equipment used in the construction industry for drying and heating aggregates such as sand, gravel, and crushed stone. They are commonly used in asphalt plants and concrete plants to remove moisture from the aggregates before they are mixed with other materials.

Aggregate dryers typically consist of a rotating drum or a series of chambers where the aggregates are fed in. Hot air is blown through the drum or chambers, causing the moisture in the aggregates to evaporate. The dried aggregates are then discharged from the dryer and can be used in construction projects.

These dryers are essential in ensuring that the aggregates used in construction are free from excess moisture, as moisture can affect the quality and performance of the final product. By removing moisture, aggregate dryers help to improve the workability, strength, and durability of the construction materials.

In the supply class Miscellaneous Construction Equipment, aggregate dryers are categorized as a type of equipment used for specific purposes in the construction industry. They fall under the supply group Construction, Mining, Excavating, And Highway Maintenance Equipment, which includes various types of machinery and equipment used in construction, mining, excavation, and highway maintenance activities.