Bound Moisture Removal: Heat and Mass Transfer in Contact Drying

Calculation methods for different types of drying operations (vacuum-ductive dryin& drying by pressure drop, self-freezing before sublimation) from multiliquid systems were presented. Kinetic relations of vacuum drying were obtained which allow calculation of drying equipment and choise of optimal aperatiw conditions. The existence of balance invariants'. .removing multicomponent liquid systems -single-valued relations between pressure, moisture wntent, liquid and exhausted vapaur phase composition and ~roduct temperature were found. . . These relations are used to reduce the number ofe~~erimentsneeded to &yze the dryer.

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Bound Moisture Removal: Heat and Mass Transfer in Contact Drying

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Heat transfer: a review of 1998 literature

Heat transfer: a review of 1998 literature

Calculation of Vacuum Drying of Dispersed Materials From Multicomponent Liquid Systems

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