High-temperature air-source heat pump dryer

High-Temperature Air Source Heat Pump Drying Machine Operation Principle

High-temperature air-source heat pump drying machines utilize the "reverse Carnot" principle, relying on a small input of electricity to absorb free heat from the air and transfer it to the drying process.

In the room (since 1 unit of electricity can generate 4 units of heat), the temperature of the drying room is increased to facilitate material drying, in conjunction with corresponding dehumidification equipment.

It consists of components such as compressors, condensers (heaters), throttling devices (electronic expansion valves), and evaporators (heat absorbers), forming a refrigeration cycle system.

Our high-temperature air-source heat pump dryer integrates multiple innovative technologies.