MEGA grain dryers have heat generators that work with different fuels, such as natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), diesel, water vapor, wood (wood chips or logs), biomass and others.
MEGA gas burners (exclusive and certified design)
They are unique for the dryer and achieve a homogenous temperature distribution that eliminates the formation of cold air veins.
Wood burning ovens MEGA
They are based on the principle of constant flow that ensures the constancy of the air flow at all operating temperatures, unlike traditional systems that regulate the temperature by choking cold air.
The principles in the design of these ovens are the easy operation and the simple maintenance, a minimum probability of sparks formation and a great durability.
MEGA grain dryers have heat generators that work with different fuels, such as natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas, wood chips or logs, diesel, steam and others.
Furnaces for burning biomass
They are based on the principle of biomass combustion of vegetable origin.
In these furnaces different types of fuels can be used: rice husk, wood chips, logs, harvest wastes, cob, corn husk, straw, etc. Every fuel has particular morphological characteristics, so we offer different solutions that fit the type of biomass used.
For further information you can click on our Renewable Energy Division.
Gas oil burners
They atomize and burn fuel in a pretty efficiently way and have a streamlined layout of their components so as to facilitate calibration and maintenance operations. The capacity of these burners enables a wide range of regulation.
Steam-Air Heat Exchangers
They consist of modular panels of carbon steel tubes according to ASTM A-179 with aluminum strips in continuous helical form.
In steel tubes heat exchange takes place between the hot gases passing through said tubes (combustion products plus primary air) and drying air (outside air). These devices work indirectly, which means that the drying air does not contain combustion products, water vapor, ashes, gases, sparks, etc. originated by the burning of the fuel.
During the drying process, the outside air is in direct contact with the grain. For that reason, it is essential that the air has the lowest possible level of humidity and does not contain gases at all that can generate odors or any type of contamination.