Rice husk dryer is mainly used to dry rice husk, reduce its water content, improve purity, and thus enhance its comprehensive recycling value. Dried rice husk has many uses. The following are specific uses and related numbers and information:

Charcoal production: Rice husk can be used as raw material for charcoal production after drying. This charcoal can be used as fuel and has high calorific value and environmental protection characteristics.

Agricultural uses:

Organic fertilizer: Dried rice husk has good water solubility and can be used as organic fertilizer to effectively supplement trace elements in the soil, improve soil structure, and promote plant growth.

Insect repellent and disinfection: Rice husk can also be used for insect repellent and disinfection to prevent the breeding of pests and viruses and enhance the disease resistance of crops.

Feed production: Rice husk contains nutrients such as carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium after drying. It can be used as part of animal feed to supplement the nutritional needs of animals.

Pulp production: Dried rice husk can be used to make pulp, thereby saving wood resources.

Making tableware: Rice husks can also be processed into tableware. This kind of tableware is a natural plant fiber biodegradable product that can degrade by itself and will not pollute the environment.

The design and working principle of the rice husk dryer ensure the efficiency and safety of the drying effect. For example, some rice husk dryers are quite careful in the design of the cylinder sealing device. The excellent thermal insulation performance effectively reduces the loss of heat energy and greatly improves the drying efficiency. During the drying process, the rice husk enters the inner layer of the rotary drum of the dryer through the feeding device, and after multiple layers of drying and lifting, it finally reaches a dry state.