suspension container

.....here we have another setup for our spray dryer - project 4856 - for the usual household production of dry substrates - for example milk powder, cream powder, potato powder - an incredible number of self-produced suspensions - which you can create dry powders and dry flakes that can be stored for a long time can process. Here we have the suspension container: starting from an automatic milking system, where this construct is installed in an automatic machine - to process milk immediately during milking - from goats, sheep, buffaloes, cows - here we have the collecting container for the milk - in this case, or the suspension feed. in a nutshell: There is an open area at the top: connections from the milking system run in there - the milk or any suspension is fed in. Below we have two connections: one for forwarding to the spray extraction container - that would be https://grabcad.com/library/evaporator-boiler-for-spray-dryer-assembly-1 using a special pump for the suspension atomizer. This is where something like powder is produced! The other branch is a continuous option - to process the suspension directly: we then switch on a flap control that releases this branch to produce cheese! In the case of milk, that would be a link to the production of cream, butter, hard cheese, soft cheese or white cheese. Now this is a little special: With one sheep we get about 2-4 liters of milk; From one goat we get about 3-5 liters of milk; From one buffalo we get about 4-8 liters of milk; From one cow we get around 22-27 liters of milk To make a hard cheese you need about 7 liters of milk. step, igs, stl