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Agitated Thin Film Dryer (ATFD)

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Agitated Thin Film Dryer (ATFD) Delivers Efficiency and Quality

Discover the cutting-edge Agitated Thin Film Dryer (ATFD) by CentPro, revolutionizing process drying. The ATFD employs a unique technology that ensures rapid evaporation of moisture while preserving product quality. CentPro's expertise in engineering and innovation is evident in the ATFD's design.

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SMS Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Walk-in Interview for Quality Control, Stores, and ETP Operations | 20th & 21st September 2024 SMS Pharmaceuticals Ltd., a well-established name in the pharmaceutical industry, is conducting walk-in interviews for multiple roles in Quality Control, Stores, and ETP Operations. This is a great opportunity for experienced professionals to join a leading company in the pharmaceutical sector. The interviews will be held at their Miyapur facility in Hyderabad. Job Openings Overview: Company: SMS Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Departments Hiring: Quality Control, Stores, ETP Operations Job Location: SMS Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Unit II, Plot No. 24, Miyapur, Hyderabad Qualifications Required: BSc, MSc, B Pharmacy, M Pharmacy, Microbiology, ITI, Diploma Experience Required: 1 to 12 years (based on the role) Preferred Candidates: Male candidates with experience in regulatory plant exposure Available Positions and Requirements: Quality Control – Wet Lab Position: Chemist to Executive Qualifications: BSc, MSc, B Pharmacy, M Pharmacy Experience: 1 to 6 years in wet lab analysis (RM, IM, FG, ST) Key Skills: Wet lab techniques, testing raw materials, intermediates, and finished products. Quality Control – Instrumentation Lab Position: Chemist to Executive Qualifications: BSc, MSc, B Pharmacy, M Pharmacy Experience: 2 to 6 years with HPLC (High-Performance Liquid Chromatography) Key Skills: Proficiency in HPLC and related instrumentation. Quality Control – Microbiology Position: Chemist to Executive Qualifications: BSc, MSc in Microbiology/Biotechnology Experience: 1 to 4 years in microbiology lab Key Skills: Microbiological techniques, sterility testing, microbiology quality assurance. Stores (RM, FG & Misc.) Position: Executive to Assistant Manager Qualifications: BSc, B Com, M Com, MBA Experience: 2 to 7 years in managing raw materials, finished goods, and store operations Key Skills: Inventory management, supply chain coordination. [caption id="attachment_58257" align="aligncenter" width="930"] SMS Pharmaceuticals Walk-in Interview for Quality Control, Stores, and ETP Operations[/caption] ETP (Effluent Treatment Plant) Operations Position: Chemist to Executive Qualifications: ITI/Diploma or relevant degree Experience: 7 to 12 years (Assistant Manager) or 2 to 6 years in ETP operations Key Skills: Expertise in ETP, Stripper, MEE (Multiple Effect Evaporator), ATFD (Agitated Thin Film Dryer), environmental compliance. Walk-in Interview Details: Dates: 20th September 2024 (Friday) 21st September 2024 (Saturday) Time: 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Venue: SMS Pharmaceuticals Limited, Unit II, Plot No. 24 & 24B, 36 & 37, S.V. Co-operative Industrial Estate, Miyapur, Bachupally, Hyderabad – 500090 Documents to Bring: Updated Resume/CV Photocopies of Academic Mark Sheets Latest Payslips and Bank Statements Passport-Size Photograph Take advantage of this excellent opportunity to advance your career with SMS Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

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What are the types of Industrial dryers?

Mathesis is the leading Industrial dryers manufacturer. Know about rotary drum dryer equipment, vacuum tray dryer, industrial tumble dryers, drum drying process and uses. 

1) Thermal Desorption of Drilled Mud using Hollow Paddle Dryer

2) Agro Chemicals Drying-Spin Flash Dryer

3) Effluent Drying-Twin Drum Dryer

4) Hygroscopic Pharma Intermediates Drying-Contionous Fluidised Bed Dryer

5) Agrochemicals Drying-Vaccum Drum Dryer

6) Protein Concentration-Agitated Thin Film Evaporator

7) Agrochemicals Dryer-Continous Screen Conveyor Dryer

8) Biomass Drying-Hollow Paddle Dryer9) Agrochemicals Effluent Dryer-Agitated Thin Film Dryerhttps://www.mathesis.co.in/dryers.php 

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Sludge Dryer - Drying Equipment manufacturers and Supplier

Sludge drying is the way toward changing sludge into valuable items or green fuel. Evacuation of water diminishes capacity volume and transportation costs. Warm evaporating is utilized to accomplish to 80% volume decrease and up to 90% weight decrease.

This is essentially a warm drying process where warm energy is given to the sludge to dissipate water. The way toward drying muck decreases volume of the item, making its stockpiling, transportation, packaging and retail simpler

This procedure of sludge dryer involves two strategies immediate and backhanded. In any case, nowadays the circuitous warm drying is getting increasingly well known as a methods for diminishing sludge volume by expelling the dampness content and achieving a dry solids substance of 90%. The procedure diminishes the ecological effect and creates a settled dry granular item that is anything but difficult to store, and convey and reasonable for rural use

 Characteristics of Sludge Dryer

(1) Reduction. Drying can enormously decrease the volume and mass of sludge and encourage transport and retention.

(2) Intensification. Because of receiving the gadget activity, the hardware course of action is smaller, the occupation zone is little, it tends to be arranged the sewage treatment plant, and the capacity and transportation cost of the wet sludge can be saved.

(3) Harmlessness. Sanitization of sludge, end of pathogens, drying of earth Mud character is a protected watchman.

(4) Mechanization. At present, all the more drying supplies are worked consequently, which are protected, productive and stable, and accord with the pattern of industrialization.

(5)Stabilization. In the wake of drying, the water substance of sludge was lower than 10%, the microbial action was repressed, the sludge was steady, and it couldn't rot and smell, and could be put away and shipped for quite a while.    Drying items can be made into granular fertilizer for farmland preparation, yet in addition as fuel to consume.

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·         High performance based sewage sludge dryer

·         No discharges to encompassing climate

·         Energy-sparing

·         Flexible to dissipation rate change

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AGITATED THIN FILM DRYER Centpro Engineering Pvt Ltd is a company that provides pilot plants and Agitated Thin Film Dryers (ATFD). We invite our customers to participate in trials that will allow them to validate the processed design. Following a thorough examination of the pilot results, our clever engineers devise the full plan for scaling up and manufacturing the ultimate product in accordance with the customer's specifications.

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September, 1965

Summary: During a press interview to promote Help!, an interviewer makes his feelings for Paul quite obvious. Some parties aren't too happy about it.

“Now, I’m sure the four of you have been celebrating upon the release of your new film, Help! which recently came out here in the U.K. just over a month ago. I wanted to speak with you all about the film, the process, and the potential impact it could have. Now, the reviews have been generally strong, but many are claiming that despite its substantially more extensive budget, it falls a bit short of last year’s A Hard Day’s Night. Would you mind sharing your feelings on those claims?”

“Well, I’d hate to take this question on account of I haven’t seen either film,” came John’s reply first, drawing a thrum of laughter from the audience.

The interviewer (whose name Paul had already forgotten) spoke through a toothy grin, laughter bright on his lips. “You haven’t seen the films, John?”

A playful smile tugged at John’s lips, contradicting his deadpan reply. “Haven’t gotten around to it, no. Been busy filming some things.”

Another round of laughter. Paul felt a grin rise to his own face, knowing that John had good and well seen the films, and had rather liked them. He always found it intriguing to watch the show that John put on for the public eye.

“What about you, Paul? How do you feel about them?”

Paul tore his gaze away from his friend and flashed a bright smile at the interviewer. “Oh, I don’t mind about them. It was good fun to make them, yeah.”

“Do you feel like they captured your personalities quite well?”

“I’d say, relatively so.” The answer came from George this time, who began interlocking his fingers around his crossed knee. “You know, the films are full of us really just playing around and having a game of it, even with the more structured plots. Filming Help! was good fun, indeed.”

“We lot are a big fan of playing around,” Ringo added helpfully.

“Now Ringo, you’re more or less the star of this new film—if we can discount The Exciting Adventure of Paul on the Floor, of course. Was there any unwanted pressure there?”

Paul felt his cheeks redden at the mention of his slightly racy scene. He had already been uncomfortable with it, and the fact that it was receiving so much publicity frankly embarrassed him. He silently cursed John, the bastard, for his stupid ideas and his stupid way of making Paul go along with them. He caught John’s eye, who hastily looked away, suppressing the teasing grin that twitched at the corner of his mouth.

“—nothing at all, really,” Ringo was saying with a shrug. “I suppose it was a bit more work, as last film I got to wander about while they filmed me for a while and this one I had real big scenes of human sacrifice and whatnot. But no, I never thought about it as being stressful or more pressure.”

“Well, that’s wonderful, Ringo, thank you. Now, I’d like to circle back to something mentioned a bit earlier. Let’s cut to the chase: Paul, that scene. I’d like to know how much was really going on under that wrapper.”

A blush crept up his neck and he absentmindedly reached up to scratch his cheek. He forced himself to smile bashfully, subconsciously crossing his legs at the knee. “Well, y-you know…” He trailed off, not wanting to explicitly answer but framing the sentence in such a way that it was still suggestive.

“Aw,” the reporter gushed, flashing him a wink. “Don’t be shy now, Paul. I’m sure the viewers are dying to know as well.” The crowd hummed in agreement.

Before Paul could open his mouth, John shot a quick reply. “Now, I feel a bit hurt that no one has wanted to ask me that question.” He turned to face the camera. “I, John Winston Lennon, confirm on Universal Broadcast Television that in that scene I was wearing absolutely nothing underneath my clothing and undergarments.” He feigned a gasp, then exaggerated a grandiose curtsy as he momentarily raised himself out of his armchair. This raised another collective laugh. John was an easy fan favourite.

Paul suppressed feelings of gratitude. He giggled at the prospect of John confessing that to a real universally-broadcasted program, which, for now (fortunately, unfortunately?), was a thing of the future.

The interviewer waited for the laughter and scattered applause to subside before he continued. “Thank you for that shocking revelation, John. Though I’m not quite sure that answered our question…” The suggestion trailed off, and Paul realized that it was meant for him to answer. He was busy watching John after accidentally catching a flash of something in his expression, something he couldn’t quite put his finger on.

Paul put on his best puppy-dog pouty face and blinked up at the interviewer through his lashes. “I suppose,” he started, intentionally producing a voice thick and coy, “there wasn’t much going on at all.” His mind barely registered that John was now tapping is foot anxiously, a habit that arose only when the man was incredibly agitated or stressed. Out of the corner of his eye, he saw George place an inquisitive hand on John’s, hidden enough from the cameras for him to subtly ask if his friend was all right. John gave a curt and almost unnoticeable nod, his eyes darting from George back to the interviewer. Though unsatisfied with the confirmation, George let his hand apprehensively fall back into his own lap.

Paul noticed every one of these ministrations between them, feeling his heart warm at the thought. He knew no one else, not even crazed fans, would pick up on the subtle movements. The four were just that close, having an entire language of their own, able to communicate without even making eye contact. It felt nice, performing a television interview with over half the country watching and knowing that there were still things they had for themselves. Still, despite his musings, worry seeped into his mind as the significance of the interaction hit him. Was John all right? Paul tried to beckon John’s gaze with his own, but his friend simply started at the ground where his foot was beginning to pose quite the distraction.

The interviewer let out a bright laugh and leaned closer to Paul, if unintentionally. “Well, I’m sure our viewers won’t be able to get that image out of their heads tonight. I know I won’t be able to.”

Paul flashed an amused grin at the insinuation, watching in his peripheral as John crossed his ankles to stop his shoe from tapping, his lips pressed into a tight, thin line. A flash of annoyance struck in Paul’s chest. What could John possibly be upset about? Didn’t he realize that they were on live television? What did he have such an… an attitude for? He still wouldn’t meet his stare.

“Now, I’d like to touch upon the impact of this film,” the interviewer was continuing. “An article in The Daily Mail characterized Help! as a pioneer in the genre of musical comedies, especially with its Technicolor production, magical realism, and rather organic integration of musical influence into the plot. George, do you think that this film is going to be as historically impactful as some are proclaiming?”

“Well, er… I wouldn’t say so, only because I can’t quite know what impact it could have, as I’m not so much involved in the world of cinema. Personally, I felt as if our previous film made no industrial impact, so it’s a bit difficult to foresee this one going in a different direction. It's just fun.”

“Wonderful insight, George,” the reporter praised. “I’ll be interested to see which one of us is correct.” He flashed a wink, causing George to chuckle and respond with a bemused, “Yes, we’ll see.”

“John, I’d be interested to see where your thoughts stand on the matter. Personally, I could see you continuing with an acting, or perhaps directing, career far beyond the musical films. Do you dabble in the world of art cinema at all?”

“I suppose.”

“You suppose?” The interviewer looked a bit thrown by the curt response.

“That’s all there is to it, really.”

Paul didn’t think much of John’s acting skills tonight. Whatever was bothering the man was now evident for every eye to see, a change in his demeanor so drastic that Paul almost felt a chill come over the room. What the hell was going on with him?

The interviewer chuckled nervously and switched subjects. “All right, I’d like to shift a bit and discuss some more of the actual content of the film. Now, the scene in the bathroom—how did you all manage that?”

Ringo broke into a wide grin, and Paul matched his energy at the memory. “Well,” Ringo started, “We had to have our clothing stitched apart just enough to where it would hold on for the beginning of the scene, but easily tear off. Like in Paul’s shirt sleeve, they had sewn a bit of fishing wire into the cuff and snaked it through the dryer opening, so when they gave a tug the whole sleeve came flying off at the shoulder.” Paul nodded for emphasis as Ringo demonstrated then, reaching for the cuff of his shirtsleeve and pulling at it.

“Oh,” the reporter mused, “and here I was hoping it would take a lot more with it.” He flashed Paul another charismatic grin.

Paul had almost—almost—missed the slight eye roll that John gave as he began to chew at his thumb nail, another nervous habit he had picked up. Paul’s heart jumped a bit at the sight, followed by a pull of confusion in his stomach. Another look flashed in John’s eyes, longer this time. It looked like… anger. Paul was almost certain he had identified it when the look passed, and a sudden calm came over John as he regained his composure.

“Well that makes a pair of us, then, doesn’t it, mate?”

Paul froze. The words were light, but there was nothing friendly about the sentence that John had just spat out—the tone was salacious and determined, leaving no room for misinterpretation. His eyes glinted in a frightening mixture of malice and amusement as an awkward silence settled over the 5 players. George shifted uncomfortably and Ringo eyed the blinking red dot across the room.

Fuck, Paul thought to himself. They were live.

It had only been about five seconds, but they ticked away at what felt like a painfully slow rate. Paul’s internal clock supplied each passing numeric as the interviewer opened and closed his mouth a few times before speaking once more. Someone in the audience coughed.

“All right, well, erm—it has been a pleasure hosting you boys on the show, and I wish you the utmost of luck on the film’s continuing success and your further aspirations with the band.”

George murmured a light, “Very well, thanks.” Ringo nodded with an, “All right, Louis, all the best.” John said nothing. Paul said nothing.

Louis. That was his name.

The red light ceased blinking across the room. The interviewer got up stiffly and stalked off, bewildered at the surprise ending of the televised event. George and Ringo quickly rose to their feet and muttered a quick, “goingtothedressingroom,” scurrying off.

Paul suddenly felt furious with John, a white-hot rage efflorescing in his chest. The attitude, the behaviour on live television and in front of a live audience, the lack of self-control—Paul bit back an outburst in response, willing himself not to create yet another scene. Not to mention the whole issue of what John had actually said, and what on earth had pushed him to do so. “We need to talk.”

John shrugged indifferently, letting Paul grab his wrist roughly and drag him away from the armchair. Paul made a break for the nearest hallway, desperately wanting to escape what felt like millions of nosy and inquisitive stares, pulling John behind him. Eventually, he tried the knob to a utility closet, and the door gave way as Paul shoved John inside. He could no longer contain his baffled anger as he slammed the door behind them.

It was dark in the closet save a sliver of blue moonlight that creeped through the small square window. The light bathed John in an angelic glow in front of him, and Paul wasn’t sure if it was the shadows playing tricks on him or if John actually looked sorry. Paul’s chest was rising and falling rapidly, but John’s was steady, near unmoving. The man was incredibly quiet and still as he waited for Paul to speak first.

“What the fuck was that?” He hissed.

John looked at him with wide, innocent eyes. “What?”

“What do you mean, ‘What?’, Lennon? Y-you acted like a twat. On live television. What were you so twisted up about, anyway? You couldn’t have just held it in? The interview was like five fucking minutes. Why couldn’t you do that? For m–” Paul stopped himself. He suddenly felt stupid. For me, he wanted to say. John knew how important Paul thought their public perception was. John knew how anxious Paul got before interviews, desperation and fear of saying the wrong thing crowding his thoughts. John knew all of that stuff and had still gone and mucked it up, perhaps even intentionally.

“I didn’t like the way he was talking with you,” John said quietly. “I—it was for you.”

A hand came up to pinch the bridge of Paul’s nose. He sighed as he rubbed at his eyes, a frustrated perplexity tugging at his features. He was embarrassed more than anything. Embarrassed at the forwardness of the interviewer, embarrassed at the scenes of himself in the movie, embarrassed at his reaction to what was probably just John taking up for him. He shook his head.

“I don’t get it, John. Help me understand why you would say that, why you would say it like that—"

“It was, Paul.” John’s voice cut him off, insistent now, and he stepped closer to Paul against the door. It took him a moment to realize that John was still talking about his intent. There was something rather odd in his gaze now, something almost… needy?

The pair were now only inches away from each other. Paul felt his nerves singing as he took in the sight of his best friend. A twitch in his chest told him that something had changed in the shared space between them. John’s eyes were half-lidded, and not in the vision-starved squint that was familiar, the deep amber bearing down on him with a heated look. Paul gazed at the way the man’s lower lashes rested on his cheeks, which were flushed slightly, pink like the wet bottom lip he had nervously caught between his teeth. John’s soft brown locks fell against his forehead, brushing his eyebrows, and Paul felt the sudden urge to reach up and tangle his fingers in it.

Why had he never noticed how beautiful John was before?

There wasn’t a good reason for what happened next. Maybe it was the moment of emotional vulnerability. Maybe it was their proximity. Maybe it was the tension. Maybe it was the way that Paul came to the sudden realization that John hadn’t been angry before, but jealous.

Paul tilted his chin down and kissed him.

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Know about Industrial rotary Dryer Manufacturers, Process, systems, drying equipment

Know about Industrial rotary Dryer Manufacturers, Process, systems, drying equipment

Drum drying is a process of operation in which moisture / Solvent is removed thermally from a liquid / solid mixture. Dryers vary in application and function.

 Selection Of industrial rotary Drying Equipment

# Initial Selection of rotary Dryer

Best Suited to Handle the Wet Material and the Dry Product.

Which fits into the Continuity of process as a whole.

Which will produce a product of the desired Physical Properties.

Factors to consider in the preliminary selection of dryer are below

Properties of the material being handled

Drying Characteristics of the material

Flow of material to and from the Dryer

Product qualities

Recovery Problems

Facility available at site of proposed installation

# Initial Comparison of Dryers

Evaluation of Size and Cost should be made to eliminate the uneconomical process

# Drying Tests

Drying tests need to be conducted on the selected Dryers. These tests will determine the optimum operation conditions and product characteristics.

Being leading Industrial Dryers Manufacturers, We at Mathesis Engineers Pvt Ltd., have conducted numerous Pilot Trials and Tried to understand the Nature of the Feedstock to be dried to the desired Moisture Levels or Residual Solvent Levels keeping in view the Process Economy.

Our Successful Pilot Trials which resulted in Equipment Solutions for our Customers are mentioned Below:

1) Thermal Desorption of Drilled Mud using Hollow Paddle Dryer

2) Agro Chemicals Drying-Spin Flash Dryer

3) Effluent Drying-Twin Drum Dryer

4) Hygroscopic Pharma Intermediates Drying-Contionous Fluidised Bed Dryer

5) Agrochemicals Drying-Vaccum Drum Dryer

6) Protein Concentration-Agitated Thin Film Evaporator

7) Agrochemicals Dryer-Continous Screen Conveyor Dryer

8) Biomass Drying-Hollow Paddle Dryer

9) Agrochemicals Effluent Dryer-Agitated Thin Film Dryer

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