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The philosophy behind the design is that a combination of standardized modules is built together to meet the requirement for a specific duty. Therefore, dryers of equal capacity may be completely different with respect to design, configuration and physical size. | The philosophy behind the design is that a combination of standardized modules is built together to meet the requirement for a specific duty. Therefore, dryers of equal capacity may be completely different with respect to design, configuration and physical size. | ||
The Pharmaceutical Dryers either use hot air or nitrogen as drying gas. Nitrogen is used when drying non-aqueous compounds. The dryers can be designed for drying of a wide range of compounds that are based on acetone, methylene chloride, ethanol, and other organic solvents. The drying process and product characteristics vary greatly, depending on the solvent used. | The Pharmaceutical Dryers either use hot air or nitrogen as drying gas. Nitrogen is used when drying non-aqueous compounds. The dryers can be designed for drying of a wide range of compounds that are based on [[acetone]], [[methylene chloride]], [[ethanol]], and other organic solvents. The drying process and product characteristics vary greatly, depending on the solvent used. | ||
==Features== | |||
* Equipment for closed cycle operation | * Equipment for closed cycle operation | ||
* Facilities for hot gas sanitization | * Facilities for hot gas sanitization | ||