While static drying is effective, other methods can sometimes be more appropriate depending on the catalyst and application. These include:
Fluidized bed drying - where the catalyst particles are suspended in a stream of gas, providing uniform drying. Spray drying - where the catalyst is atomized into a heated chamber, providing rapid and uniform drying. Microwave drying - where microwaves are used to heat and evaporate moisture quickly.
Each method has its advantages and is chosen based on the specific requirements of the catalyst material and the desired properties.
