Agridry Vented Dryers
Agridry Vented Dryers
Often called “heat and dump” dryers, because these constantly introduce heated fresh air, with this displacing an equivalent amount of moist air that is dumped.
Most of the drying room air constantly circulates through the product, while a controller determines the percentage of fresh air to be introduced for maximum efficiency, given the stage of the drying cycle.
A heat pump may be used as the heat source. Yet a lower-cost alternative with higher running cost may simply involve the use of electric elements. This is viable for short seasonal applications.
Agridry Systems make use of a heat exchanger to capture the heat leaving with the moist air, using this to pre-warm the incoming ambient air.
This system is satisfactory for most products, but the lowest humidity achievable is limited by the geographic location and the season. Coastal or tropical locations during high humidity periods are the most problematic situations as the lowest humidity achievable may not suit some products.
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Most of the drying room air constantly circulates through the product, while a controller determines the percentage of fresh air to be introduced for maximum efficiency, given the stage of the drying cycle.
A heat pump may be used as the heat source. Yet a lower-cost alternative with higher running cost may simply involve the use of electric elements. This is viable for short seasonal applications.
Agridry Systems make use of a heat exchanger to capture the heat leaving with the moist air, using this to pre-warm the incoming ambient air.
This system is satisfactory for most products, but the lowest humidity achievable is limited by the geographic location and the season. Coastal or tropical locations during high humidity periods are the most problematic situations as the lowest humidity achievable may not suit some products.
To contact Agridry Systems about Agridry Vented Dryers use Get a quote.
Agridry Vented Dryers dry products by circulating air through a drying room and introducing heated fresh air. The heat exchanger captures heat in outgoing moist air and uses it to pre-warm incoming ambient air. They suit most products, though local geography and seasonal humidity limit the lowest humidity achievable, which may not suit some products.
- The controller sets the fresh-air percentage according to the drying-cycle stage
- Heated fresh air displaces an equal amount of moist air, which is dumped
- A heat pump may provide the heat source
- Electric elements: lower-cost heating with higher running costs; viable for short seasonal use
Source: listing by Agridry Systems on IndustrySearch · Updated 6 Nov 2026
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