2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.fbp.2014.03.004
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Energy efficiency investigation of intermittent paddy rice dryer: Modeling and experimental study

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“…This is due to increase drying temperature will increase diffusion rate of moisture inside particle, then the drying speed will be more faster. Similar results have been previously reported that increasing temperature will increase drying rates of paddy [11][12][13]. Figure 2.…”
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“…This is due to increase drying temperature will increase diffusion rate of moisture inside particle, then the drying speed will be more faster. Similar results have been previously reported that increasing temperature will increase drying rates of paddy [11][12][13]. Figure 2.…”
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confidence: 79%
“…So the effort for energy efficiency is more directed at the acceleration of drying time. This has been attempted by some previous researchers with recycleng air drying [4], intermittent drying method [11], and tempering method [3]. Meanwhile, other researchers tried to accelerate the drying rate on fluidized bed drying using the method of addition of immersed heater [14].…”
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“…The required heat during drying is changing. Some scholars have studied the effect of tempering on drying and found that tempering reduces the stress in grains and energy consumption, consequently decreasing the occurrence of grain cracks and rupture [24,[28][29][30][31].…”
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“…Uma simplificação é considerar o coeficiente de difusão constante (eq. 2), metodologia adotada por Golmohammadi, et al (2014), Menezes et al (2013), Perussello et al (2012) e Pfeifer et al (2010). A eq.2 possui solução analítica, representada na eq.3 (CRANCK, 1975).…”
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