Mathematical modelling and computer simulation of heat and mass transfer in agricultural grain drying: A review

Parry, Jo-Ellen

doi:10.1016/0021-8634(85)90116-7

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“…B. et al, 1995;Qi, J.S. et al, 1996;Parry, J. L., 1985). From this point of view the established process of drying of a grain layer can be represented as the process of potential migration in a two-dimensional orthogonal coordinate system: the height of the layer of material and goods movement on the dryer (Chemkhi S. et al, 2004;Chemkhi S. et al, 2002;Tarek J. J et al, 2010) …”

Section: The Analysis Of the Structure And Modes Of Inversion Of The mentioning

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The Modeling of Drying Process of a Grain Moving Layer with Inversion

Podgorny¹,

Косачев²,

Koshevoy³

et al. 2015

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Section: The Analysis Of the Structure And Modes Of Inversion Of The mentioning

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The Modeling of Drying Process of a Grain Moving Layer with Inversion

Podgorny¹,

Косачев²,

Koshevoy³

et al. 2015

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“…Detailed description of deep bed drying models was considered beyond the scope of this chapter. For detailed information on these models and their implementation on computer reader can refer to works by Bakker-Arkema et al (1967), Spencer (1969), Henderson & Henderson (1968) and Parry (1985).…”

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Modeling Moisture Movement in Rice

Prakash¹,

Pan²

2011

Advanced Topics in Mass Transfer

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“…02, pp. 299 -312, April -June, 2008 Some semi-theoretical models based on diffusion theory assume that the resistance for heat and mass transfer is restricted to a fine layer on the particles surface (Parry, 1985). One of these models establishes that the drying rate is proportional to the content of free water and is expressed as follows:…”

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Mathematical modeling of handmade recycled paper drying kinetics and sorption isotherms

Vieira

Rocha

2008

Braz. J. Chem. Eng.

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-The objective of this work is to analyze and compare the natural and forced convective drying of handmade recycled paper. Drying of recycled cellulose pulp was carried out under laboratory environment conditions and in a convective dryer with forced air circulation and controlled conditions of air temperature and velocity. The tests were conducted following a two-factor central composed factorial design of experiments, with six runs at the central point. The drying results were analyzed and fitted to mathematical models of Fick, Henderson and Pabis (Fick's modified equation), Page and He (considering the nonlinear Fick effect). The model of Page represented best the experimental data and the one of Henderson and Pabis resulted in an adequate fit for the paper drying kinetics. Sorption isotherms were determined for the dried paper and the models of GAB (Guggenheim-Anderson-de Boer) and GDW (Generalised D'Arcy and Watt) resulted in excellent fits of the experimental data. The water sorption mechanism was suggested by the analysis of the calculated parameters of the GDW model.

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Mathematical modelling and computer simulation of heat and mass transfer in agricultural grain drying: A review

Cited by 178 publications

References 46 publications

The Modeling of Drying Process of a Grain Moving Layer with Inversion

The Modeling of Drying Process of a Grain Moving Layer with Inversion

Modeling Moisture Movement in Rice

Mathematical modeling of handmade recycled paper drying kinetics and sorption isotherms

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