Dehydration Systems. for Fruits & Vegetables

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Dehydration Systems for Fruits & Vegetables w w w. t a r e n d. c o m

About Tarend TAREND is an innovative supplier of turn-key solutions for the sorting, dehydrating and packing of fresh fruits and vegetables. Company was founded in 1981 and expanded its product range by combining years of production experience with the existing perfectionist approach and high quality concept. TAREND is the market leader in Turkey in sorting technology. Working together with many satisfied customers in Turkey, TAREND has also been doing considerable business in the Middle East, North Africa and European countries. TAREND s strongest characteristic is emphasising on the R&D process with the objective of designing products for the future. Combining TAREND s superior engineering skills with unique designs makes life easy. TAREND is a customer oriented company and customer satisfaction is top priority for the company. While providing the best solutions; we can still keep our prices at globally very competitive levels. TAREND has kept high quality and cost-effective production, service warranty and the customer satisfaction as its priorities since the establishment. w w w. t a r e n d. c o m 2

Dehydration Systems TAREND Dehydration systems operate at low energy levels and reduce labor costs significantly. Growing demand for dried fruits and vegetables is increasing the need of using efficient dyring systems. TAREND with its 30+ years experience is providing economic, hygienic and efficient solutions. TAREND Dehydration systems allow its users to dry almost all kinds of fruits, vegetables and herbs such as apples, apricots, grapes, tomatoes, carrots, onions, persley and many others. TAREND Dehydration systems are continuous, multistage and belt type dryers. Products are carried on a perforated stainless steel belt and dried with heated forced air. This unique system prevents aflatoxin and bacteria existence which allows users to dry products in hygienic conditions. TAREND Dehydration systems are designed and manufactured based on below parameters. Product type and size Required capacity for dried product (kg/hour) Inlet / outlet moisture level of the product Type of Energy source to be used w w w. t a r e n d. c o m 3

Dehydration Systems TAREND Dehydration Systems can be provided with single, double or triple drying stages. Each stage is composed of modular 2.5 meters long drying units. Number of drying units in each stage is set according to the desired output capacity (kg/hour). A single drying unit has 120.000 kcal/hour energy capacity. Since the system is composed of modular drying units, it is possible to add up to 10 drying units to a single stage to increase the capacity. Stages are connected to each other with a connection belt. Products pass through outside atmosphere on connection belt which improves drying quality and throughput times. Perforated stainless steel belt is used in TAREND Dehydration systems. Belt is supported by chains at both ends and by wheels in the middle. Wheel support allows the belt to carry heavy loads. Perforated structure of the belt helps the air to ventilate through the products and improves overall drying. Automatic cleaning system which is placed on the return strand of the belt allows easy cleaning of the system. Desired dried product capacity can be chosen from the capacity lists at which you will find almost all kinds of fruits and vegetables. w w w. t a r e n d. c o m 4

Highlights Hygienic and clean manufacturing technology which prevents aflatoxin and bacteria existence High efficiency with low energy consumption Reduced labor cost Flexible design which allows to work with different energy sources 7 2 6 1 4 3 5 8 w w w. t a r e n d. c o m Sectional View of a drying unit 1. Perforated Stainless Steel Belt 2. Upper air chamber 3. Lower air chamber 4. Cleaning door 5. Fan 6. Heat Exchanger 7. Exhaust Air 8. Belt Return Strand 5

Dehydration Systems Raw Materials All materials with direct contact to products are made of stainless steel to ensure hygiene of the system. We propose 3 options to our customers for the body of the drying units; stainless steel, galvanized steel and painted steel. While stainless steel body has the longest product life, painted steel body is the most cost effective solution. Control Each drying unit has a temperature sensor which allows to control the air temperature at each drying unit and it enables to achieve optimum time/temperature curves with each product. Energy Source TAREND Deyhdration Systems can work with almost all kinds of energy sources such as LPG, diesel, coal, geothermal and many more. To minimize heat loss and fuel consumption, drying units are isolated with polyurethane sanwich panels. To enable the easy maintenance, a cleaning door is available on the panel of each drying unit. Cooling Unit High temperature of the final products need a certain period of time for cooling before final packing process. Cooling unit at the end of the system speeds up cooling process and increase overall efficiency. w w w. t a r e n d. c o m 6

Triple Stage Dryers Capacities Inlet Moisture % Outlet Moisture % Product Size T 2-2-2 T 3-3-3 T 4-4-4 T 5-5-5 T 6-6-6 T 7-7-7 T 8-8-8 T 9-9-9 T 10-10-10 T 11-11-11 T 12-12-12 kg / hour Inlet Outlet kg / hour kg / hour Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet kg / hour kg / hour kg / hour kg / hour kg / hour kg / hour kg / hour kg / hour Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet Apples Diced (10 mm) 88 6 830 106 1.245 159 1.660 212 2.075 265 2.490 318 2.905 371 3.320 424 3.735 477 4.150 530 4.565 583 4.980 636 Apples O-ring (6 mm) 86 18 367 63 551 95 734 126 918 158 1.101 189 1.285 221 1.468 252 1.652 284 1.835 315 2.019 347 2.202 378 Apricots Halved 35 21 820 673 1.230 1.010 1.640 1.346 2.050 1.683 2.460 2.019 2.870 2.356 3.280 2.692 3.690 3.029 4.100 3.365 4.510 3.702 4.920 4.038 Apricots Halved 82 23 313 73 470 110 626 146 783 183 939 219 1.096 256 1.252 292 1.409 329 1.565 365 1.722 402 1.878 438 Beans Cut (25 mm) 92 6 1.308 111 1.962 167 2.616 222 3.270 278 3.924 333 4.578 389 5.232 444 5.886 500 6.540 555 7.194 611 7.848 666 Cabbages Cut (30 mm) 93 6 701 52 1.052 78 1.402 104 1.753 130 2.103 156 2.454 182 2.804 208 3.155 234 3.505 260 3.856 286 4.206 312 Carrots Diced (10 mm) 92 6 1.365 116 2.048 174 2.730 232 3.413 290 4.095 348 4.778 406 5.460 464 6.143 522 6.825 580 7.508 638 8.190 696 Cauliflowers Cut (10 mm) 90 5 699 74 1.049 111 1.398 148 1.748 185 2.097 222 2.447 259 2.796 296 3.146 333 3.495 370 3.845 407 4.194 444 Celery Diced (10 mm) 95 6 706 38 1.059 57 1.412 76 1.765 95 2.118 114 2.471 133 2.824 152 3.177 171 3.530 190 3.883 209 4.236 228 Chilli-Peppers Cut (10 mm) 91 6 884 85 1.326 128 1.768 170 2.210 213 2.652 255 3.094 298 3.536 340 3.978 383 4.420 425 4.862 468 5.304 510 Eggplants Diced (10 mm) 95 6 1.447 77 2.171 116 2.894 154 3.618 193 4.341 231 5.065 270 5.788 308 6.512 347 7.235 385 7.959 424 8.682 462 Garlic Cut (10 mm) 66 8 484 179 726 269 968 358 1.210 448 1.452 537 1.694 627 1.936 716 2.178 806 2.420 895 2.662 985 2.904 1.074 Grapes Whole 80 17 600 145 900 218 1.200 290 1.500 363 1.800 435 2.100 508 2.400 580 2.700 653 3.000 725 3.300 798 3.600 870 Grapes Whole 51 17 231 136 347 204 462 272 578 340 693 408 809 476 924 544 1.040 612 1.155 680 1.271 748 1.386 816 Leeks Cut (8 mm) 90 6 986 105 1.479 158 1.972 210 2.465 263 2.958 315 3.451 368 3.944 420 4.437 473 4.930 525 5.423 578 5.916 630 Marrows Sliced (3 mm) 94 6 930 55 1.395 83 1.860 110 2.325 138 2.790 165 3.255 193 3.720 220 4.185 248 4.650 275 5.115 303 5.580 330 Onions O-ring (4 mm) 83 6 688 124 1.032 186 1.376 248 1.720 310 2.064 372 2.408 434 2.752 496 3.096 558 3.440 620 3.784 682 4.128 744 Orange Peel Diced (7 mm) 91 6 1.368 128 2.052 192 2.736 256 3.420 320 4.104 384 4.788 448 5.472 512 6.156 576 6.840 640 7.524 704 8.208 768 Peaches Diced (10 mm) 86 8 706 107 1.059 161 1.412 214 1.765 268 2.118 321 2.471 375 2.824 428 3.177 482 3.530 535 3.883 589 4.236 642 Peppers Diced (10 mm) 93 6 1.248 93 1.872 140 2.496 186 3.120 233 3.744 279 4.368 326 4.992 372 5.616 419 6.240 465 6.864 512 7.488 558 Parsley Chopped 88 6 479 61 719 92 958 122 1.198 153 1.437 183 1.677 214 1.916 244 2.156 275 2.395 305 2.635 336 2.874 366 Pineapples Diced (10 mm) 82 24 1.325 314 1.988 471 2.650 628 3.313 785 3.975 942 4.638 1.099 5.300 1.256 5.963 1.413 6.625 1.570 7.288 1.727 7.950 1.884 Potatoes Diced (10 mm) 80 6 1.140 243 1.710 365 2.280 486 2.850 608 3.420 729 3.990 851 4.560 972 5.130 1.094 5.700 1.215 6.270 1.337 6.840 1.458 Pumpkins Diced (10 mm) 95 6 1.231 66 1.847 99 2.462 132 3.078 165 3.693 198 4.309 231 4.924 264 5.540 297 6.155 330 6.771 363 7.386 396 Red Beets Diced (10 mm) 85 6 1.140 182 1.710 273 2.280 364 2.850 455 3.420 546 3.990 637 4.560 728 5.130 819 5.700 910 6.270 1.001 6.840 1.092 Spinaches Cut (30 mm) 93 6 897 67 1.346 101 1.794 134 2.243 168 2.691 201 3.140 235 3.588 268 4.037 302 4.485 335 4.934 369 5.382 402 Tomatoes Diced (10 mm) 96 10 1.028 46 1.542 69 2.056 92 2.570 115 3.084 138 3.598 161 4.112 184 4.626 207 5.140 230 5.654 253 6.168 276 w w w. t a r e n d. c o m 7

Please visit our website to find out your Local Distributor. Address: ESTİM Sanayi Sitesi 2. Cadde No: 55 Kısıkköy - İzmir / TÜRKİYE Phone: +90 232 257 56 47 Fax: +90 232 257 57 87 E-Mail: info@tarend.com Web: www.tarend.com