Chemical powder microwave drying is a high-efficiency, low-temperature drying technology tailored for powdered chemical materials (e.g., inorganic salts, organic intermediates, catalyst powders). It leverages microwave volumetric heating to directly heat powder particles, avoiding the inefficiencies of traditional heat conduction (e.g., surface overheating, internal moisture retention). This technology is widely used in the chemical industry due to its ability to preserve powder properties (e.g., particle size, reactivity) and improve production efficiency. In summary, chemical powder microwave drying is a "precision, efficiency, and safety" technology for the chemical industry. It solves the core problems of traditional drying (agglomeration, thermal damage, low efficiency) and meets the growing demand for high-quality chemical powders. As the industry pursues green production and process optimization, this technology will become the mainstream choice for chemical powder drying.
