20-Ton and 30-Ton Batch Paddy Dryers Shipped to Uzbekistan

Co-Grain has shipped two batch paddy dryers to Uzbekistan: one 20-ton-per-batch unit and one 30-ton-per-batch unit. The mixed-capacity configuration allows the customer to process different quantities of incoming paddy or operate both units for a combined nominal loading of 50 tons per batch.

Uzbekistan ProjectPaddy DryingBatch DryerRice Milling20 + 30 Tons / Batch
UzbekistanProject location
PaddyApplication
20 tOne batch dryer
30 tOne batch dryer
50 tCombined nominal loading

Project Overview

Project locationUzbekistan
ApplicationPaddy / rice drying
EquipmentOne 20-ton batch paddy dryer and one 30-ton batch paddy dryer
Combined nominal loading50 tons per batch when both dryers operate together
Project typePaddy drying system
Current milestoneEquipment shipment

Project Background

Moisture control is an important step between paddy harvesting and subsequent storage or milling. Wet paddy can arrive in different quantities and at different moisture levels depending on harvest schedule, weather and field conditions.

Storing high-moisture paddy without suitable drying can reduce storage stability and increase quality risks. The customer therefore required a mechanical drying solution with direct control of temperature, airflow and moisture reduction.

Instead of selecting two dryers of the same size, the project combines different batch capacities, giving the customer more ways to organize daily production without requiring every load to follow one fixed batch size.

Why Combine 20-Ton and 30-Ton Batch Dryers?

20-ton operation

Use the smaller dryer for smaller incoming paddy quantities or selected lots.

30-ton operation

Use the larger dryer for a larger individual batch when intake volume is higher.

Combined operation

Operate both units for a combined nominal loading of 50 tons per batch.

This flexibility helps match dryer operation with actual receiving conditions and can support separate scheduling when paddy from different fields or collection periods has different moisture characteristics.

Actual daily throughput depends on initial moisture, target moisture, ambient conditions, heat-source configuration, drying time and operating schedule. Batch capacity alone does not determine daily output.

Controlled Paddy Drying

The purpose of paddy drying is not simply to remove moisture as quickly as possible. Suitable drying should balance processing capacity, moisture uniformity, grain temperature, energy use and preparation for storage or milling.

Grain conditionVariety, incoming moisture and kernel characteristics.
Air and heatControlled temperature, airflow and heat-source response.
Moisture uniformityCirculation and repeated movement through the drying zone.
Final useStorage condition and rice-milling requirements.

Each batch can be evaluated and dried according to actual requirements instead of applying one fixed program to all incoming paddy.

Paddy Drying Process

FeedingTransfer wet paddy into the selected dryer according to quantity and production plan.
CirculationMove grain through the drying chamber to support even treatment.
Heated-air dryingPass controlled heated air through the circulating grain layer.
Moisture checkingCheck grain condition and adjust settings where required.
DischargeTransfer dried paddy to holding, storage or rice milling.
Wet Paddy→Feeding→Batch Drying→Moisture Checking→Controlled Discharge→Storage / Rice Milling

Prepared for Shipment to Uzbekistan

The two dryers were prepared, inspected and packed for shipment to the Uzbekistan project. Packing and dispatch planning considered the machine configuration and international transportation requirements.

After delivery, the equipment can be positioned and connected according to the approved site layout. Feeding points, discharge routes, operating access, maintenance space, electrical control and supporting-equipment interfaces should be confirmed before installation and commissioning.

Co-Grain can provide installation guidance, commissioning support and operator training according to the agreed project scope. Final responsibilities follow the commercial contract and approved project documents.

Integration with a Complete Paddy Drying System

Paddy Receiving→Pre-Cleaning→Wet Paddy Buffering→Conveying→Batch Drying→Dried Paddy Storage→Rice Milling

The dryers can operate as individual machines or as the drying section of a larger grain-handling process.

  • Grain cleaners
  • Bucket Elevators
  • Chain and belt conveyors
  • Wet buffer silos
  • Heating equipment
  • Storage silos
  • Electrical control systems

Value of the Mixed-Capacity Configuration

Flexible batch sizeMatch 20-ton or 30-ton operation to incoming paddy quantity.
Combined loadingUse both units for 50 tons of nominal batch loading.
Separate schedulingManage lots from different fields or collection periods.
Expansion foundationPlan future receiving, storage, conveying or milling integration.

The configuration gives the customer a practical way to respond to changing paddy intake while retaining independent batch units.

Paddy Drying Solutions for Uzbekistan and Central Asia

Co-Grain supplies batch grain dryers and integrated drying systems for paddy, wheat, maize and other confirmed grains. Equipment selection should be based on actual material and project conditions rather than nominal capacity alone.

Material data

  • Grain type and variety
  • Initial and target moisture
  • Required batch and daily capacity

Operating data

  • Harvest pattern
  • Grain-arrival schedule
  • Available heat source and fuel
  • Local temperature, humidity and altitude

System data

  • Cleaning and conveying capacity
  • Storage or processing capacity
  • Site layout and power supply
  • Expansion plans

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the combined capacity of the two dryers?

The project includes one 20-ton and one 30-ton batch dryer. When both operate together, their combined nominal loading is 50 tons per batch. Actual daily throughput depends on moisture reduction and site conditions.

Why use two dryers with different capacities?

Different capacities allow 20-ton, 30-ton or combined 50-ton nominal batch arrangements according to incoming paddy volume and production scheduling.

Can the dryers operate independently?

They are separate batch units. Final independent operating modes, conveying routes and control logic should follow the approved project configuration.

Can the dryers connect to storage and rice milling?

Yes. The complete system can include pre-cleaning, buffering, conveying, storage and rice-milling connections according to project requirements.

Does 50 tons per batch equal daily output?

No. Daily output also depends on complete cycle time, moisture reduction, loading, discharge, cooling, heat supply, operating hours and downtime.

Project Summary

20-Ton Batch Dryer+30-Ton Batch Dryer→50-Ton Nominal Combined Loading

This Uzbekistan project demonstrates how mixed-capacity batch dryers can provide flexible paddy drying for changing harvest intake. Co-Grain coordinates dryer selection with grain condition, moisture reduction, heat source, conveying, storage and future rice-milling requirements.

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