Abstract. The convective drying process of municipal solid waste layer as a polydispersed multicomponent porous structure is studied. On the base of the experimental data criterial equations for calculating heat transfer and mass transfer processes in the layer, depending on the humidity of the material, the speed of the drying agent and the layer height are obtained. These solutions are used in the thermal design of reactors for the thermal processing of multicomponent organic waste.
Abstract. The report presents the results of an experimental study of the thermophysical properties and energy efficiency of thin-film energy-saving coatings consisting of hollow microspheres and a binder material from styrene-acrylic dispersion. The value of the thermal conductivity coefficient of the energy-saving paint is estimated depending on its composition and temperature, and the thermal diffusivity coefficient is determined. Experimental results of energy efficiency of using thin-film coatings for insulation of facades of buildings and as thermal insulation for pipelines with a hot coolant are presented.
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