“…Spray drying has also been applied in the ceramic and painting industry because of the ability of meeting particle size distribution requirements, producing spherical particles and handling abrasive material (Jirousek, Kucera, & Hanus, 1990;Rudzinski, Sutcliffe, Dahlquist, & Key Schwartz, 1997). Another use of spray drying is in the chemical and biological industries, in which a wide variety of powdered, granulated and agglomerated products were manufactured (Janning, 1995;Muhammed, 1996). Spray dryers designed specially for integration into either batch or continuous operations under sanitary or aseptic conditions, are also of common use in the pharmaceutical industry (Lee, Huang, Wen, & Suen, 1995;Subramaniam, Carr, & McNeff, 2000).…”