Fabrication and testing of hybrid solar-biomass dryer for drying fish

Hamdani, Hamdani; Rizal, Teuku Azuar; Zulfri, Muhammad

doi:10.1016/j.csite.2018.06.008

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“…However, pumps of the system driven by electricity indicated that the system either depended on unreliable national grid (where available) or generator sets. Similarly, a hybrid solar-biomass fish tray dryer was designed and evaluated by Hamdani et al [152]. A 260 cm by 80 cm dryer was driven by solar energy between 9 am and 4 pm while the drying temperature of 40-50 o C was maintained thereafter through a biomass fuelled crossflow heat exchanger.…”

Section: Economic Evaluation Of the Drying Unitsmentioning

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Recent advances in sustainable drying of agricultural produce: A review

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Quests for sustainability, food security and need to decouple food prices from fluctuating prices of finite fossil fuels are the drivers to sustainable processing and storage of agricultural products.Farming predominantly takes place in rural areas where conventional energy technologies may either be expensive or sometimes technically infeasible to be obtained. This necessitates deployments of renewable energy technologies to remote areas for sustainable power generation, cooling and drying of agricultural product. Renewable systems e.g. solar dryers, solar hybrid dryers, combined power and drying system take leading roles in sustainable drying of farm produce. A number of research studies have been carried out in the past one decade, which mainly concentrate on modelling, simulation and experiment of different sustainable drying techniques. Therefore, this paper mainly aims to present a state of the art review on the contributions of combined power and drying, application of phase change materials and hybrid drying systems with regard to agricultural products. Based on this comprehensive summarization, it is indicated that deployment of biomass powered combined heat and power systems might be a good solution to post-harvest wastes since both electricity and heat for drying of agricultural products can be simultaneously obtained.

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Section: Economic Evaluation Of the Drying Unitsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Recent advances in sustainable drying of agricultural produce: A review

et al. 2019

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“…Hamdani, Rizal, & Muhammad [66] manufactured a solar dryer with biomass-fueled air heating. The experiment was conducted from 9 AM to 4 PM using solar energy, and the process continued with hot-air produced from biomass combustion from 4 PM to 6 AM.…”

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Recent advances in solar drying system: A Review

Razak

Tarminzi²,

Azmi³

et al. 2021

IJETS

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Research on solar dryer technology proliferates since it reduces the drying period while keeping nutritional values in the agricultural products. This paper presented a review of recent advances in the solar drying system. This review is composed of working principles and classifications of solar dryers. They were classified into two main elements: airflow modes, either passive or active, and the way heat is transferred: direct, indirect, mixed-mode, and hybrid. The hybrid system used several types of elements to supply additional heat in the drying system, as elaborated in this paper, such as the electrical heater, biomass, and photovoltaic system. The advantages and disadvantages of the solar dryer also being discussed in this paper

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“…Types of fluid flow in heat exchangers include parallel flow, counterflow, and crossflow. The temperature distribution in the no-load drying chamber is the lowest 36.3 o C and the highest 66.7 o C using a heat exchanger with a crossflow type and wood biomass energy source [3]. The use of a biomass dryer with a heat exchanger has positive results for increasing the productivity of the dried product.…”

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Evaluate the thermal performance of the dryer using a perforated wall furnace-heat exchanger for drying

Alit¹,

Susana²

2021

World J. Adv. Eng. Tech. Sci.

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The use of heat exchangers for the process of energy conversion from rice husks to thermal as an alternative to replacing sun drying. Drying with rice husk energy and heat exchanger does not depend on the weather. To determine the effectiveness of this dryer, a thermal evaluation was carried out on the heat exchanger and drying chamber with a sample of 4 kg of shelled corn. The test results showed an increase in the drying temperature of 112.31%. The increase occurred from an average environmental temperature of 30.30oC to an average drying room temperature of 64.33oC. The temperature increased significantly by 34.03oC. This increase in temperature is a result of the use of a black steel pipe heat exchanger, rice husks, and the number of holes in the furnace wall that function as air circulation to help the process of burning rice husks. The distribution of the average temperature on each shelf in the drying room is rack 1 (Ts1) 76.79oC, shelf 2 (Ts2) 65.24oC, shelf 3 (Ts3) 59.77oC, and shelf 4 (Ts4) 55. 52oC.

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Fabrication and testing of hybrid solar-biomass dryer for drying fish

Cited by 82 publications

References 10 publications

Recent advances in sustainable drying of agricultural produce: A review

Recent advances in sustainable drying of agricultural produce: A review

Recent advances in solar drying system: A Review

Evaluate the thermal performance of the dryer using a perforated wall furnace-heat exchanger for drying

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