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Processing technology in cassava flour: dry technology VS. wet technology

Date:August 31, 2019/ FAQ/ Chat online/ Technical support

With time going by, there is a important shift from dry technology to wet technology in cassava flour processing. They are two types of processing technology and have many differences in many ways. So do you know how to choose suitable processing technology in you cassava flour processing business?You can learn some information by following article:

cassava flour processing technologyDry technology VS. Wet technology in cassava flour processing

The differences of the productive process:

Obviously, dry technology means there is no water during the cassava flour processing. It is a traditional technology in cassava flour processing. The main processing steps are: fresh cassava was cleaning in dry sieve, peeling by manual operation, then making pellets of chips, drying the cassava chips(or even drying the whole cassava tuber under the sun), finally milling the dry cassava into powder directly.

In contrast, wet technology needs fresh cassava is well cleaning and peeling, then milling into pulps directly. The DOING company adopts wet technology in cassava flour processing. Cassava pulp finally can be dewatered and dried in flash dryer machine. If you have a higher requirement for cassava flour fineness, you can match a sieving machine to separate the coarse powder. In this way can you get the high-quality cassava flour.

cassava flour processing technologyDry technology in cassava flour processing

The differences of the quality of final cassava flour:

The dry technology needs at least one day for the whole cassava flour processing. During the process, because of the lack of professional machinery, it is not easy to control the ash, sand, color, etc. However, wet technology needs less than 10mins in cassava flour processing and there is almost no oxidation during the processing which can ensure the whiteness of the cassava flour. That is also an important reason that we can get high-quality cassava flour by using wet technology.

The differences of their usages:

The cassava flour adopts dry technology that can be used for animal feed, industrial ethanol production, etc. While the high-quality cassava flour produced in wet technology has a higher requirement and is normally used in the food industry, like a biscuit, bread, etc, which can also be used for human consumption.

cassava flour processing technologyDOING company adopts wet technology in cassava flour processing

Wet technology is mainstream processing technology in high quality cassava flour processing. Therefore, as an investor, if you want to processing high quality cassava flour, you should choose wet technology. DOING company adopts wet technology to process cassava flour which is high efficient and has high fineness. If you have any demands, please contact us.

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  • Do you want to buy machine?
  • Yes, I want to buy machine
  • No, I want to learn more in advance.
  • What is your raw material?
  • Cassava
  • Potato
  • Sweet potato
  • Other:
  • What is the final product you want to produce?
  • Chips
  • Flour
  • Starch
  • What is the final product you want to produce?
  • Garri
  • Cassava flour
  • Cassava starch
  • Cassava chips
  • Attiekie
  • Bammy
  • Other:
  • What is your planned capacity for final product?
  • <1 ton per day
  • 1 ton per day
  • 2 tons per day
  • 3 tons per day
  • 3-10 tons per da
  • 10-20 tons per day
  • >20 tons per day
  • What is the usage of your cassava chips?
  • Food usage (like fried chips, flour)
  • Industrial usage (like animal feeds, ethanol)
  • What is your planned capacity for final product?
  • <5 ton per hour
  • 5-10 tons per hour
  • >10 tons per hour
  • What is your planned capacity for final product?
  • <500 kg per hour
  • 0.5-5 ton per hour
  • 5-10 ton per hour
  • >10 ton per hour
  • What is your planned capacity for final product?
  • <300 kg per hour
  • 300-1000 kg per hour
  • 1-5 ton per hour
  • 5-10 ton per hour
  • >10 ton per hour

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