Coming Soon! Spray Drying Course: From Theory to Practice

Caloris will be co-hosting a Spray Drying course on June 13 in Minneapolis.

The primary host and training leader is NIZO, the Food and Dairy Research Institute from the Netherlands.

Efficient operation of spray dryer processes is a challenging subject with many different aspects. It requires both theoretical understanding of heat and mass transfer during drying and the product physical properties. In this 1-day seminar, you will be taken from the basics to the practical side of spray drying, thus giving a complete view of the different elements involved with spray drying operations. This class is intended for professionals responsible for the operation, design and optimization of spray drying processes in the food industry.

The course is targeted to experienced professionals and industry decision-makers for spray drying operations. In addition to a review of Spray Drying Basics, we’ll be covering topics like Understanding Psychrometrics as it relates to Spray Dryer Optimization, Spray Dryer Safety, review of some Optimization Case Studies, as well as an interactive computer modelling session.

See the brochure below, download the full PDF or follow this link for more information and registration details.

 
 

About Caloris

Caloris transforms process systems design for the better with unexpected, future-focused solutions that solve real operational problems. We engineer efficient, dependable and productive solutions that also improve environmental sustainability where practical. Designed with the end user in mind to drive plant productivity. Caloris offers evaporation, membrane filtration and spray drying process systems for food and dairy industries, as well as for water reuse and wastewater treatment applications. Both Caloris’ custom and pre-engineered packaged systems are designed to meet our customers’ specific concentration/purification needs utilizing the most cost effective and energy efficient technologies available. Whether concentrating dairy, food or juice products at a high-volume production facility, or processing industrial wastewaters to reduce transportation and treatment costs and recover re-usable water, Caloris provides a range of options and technologies.