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Effect of a Composite Activator on Comprehensive Performance of Alkali-Activated Foam Concrete. [PDF]

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Hu Z, Xiong Y, Cai Y, Zheng S, Lv Y, Li Y, Zhao X, Wang Y, Ma L.   +8 more
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Effect of the Rate of Cooling upon the Rate of Drying and the Residual Moisture Content of Specimens in Freeze-Drying

Effect of the Rate of Cooling upon the Rate of Drying and the Residual Moisture Content of Specimens in Freeze-Drying
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Studies of Drying-rate Equations based on Drying-shell Models

Studies of Drying-rate Equations based on Drying-shell Models
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Studies of Drying-rate Equations based on Uniform Drying Models

Studies of Drying-rate Equations based on Uniform Drying Models
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Rate of drying and the survival of microorganisms

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, 1979
The survival rate of cells of the genera Arthrobacter, Pseudomonas, Mycobacterium, Escherichia, Micrococcus and Saccharomyces when counted immediately after fast or slow drying (20 minutes and 24 hours, respectively) was rather similar. However, after prolonged periods of dry storage, the number of viable cells after slow drying was much higher as ...
Antheunisse, J., Arkesteyn-Dijksman, L.
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The Rate of Drying of Fabrics

Textile Research Journal, 1951
It is frequently stated that one fabric dries faster than another, usually with reference to house hold conditions of drying on a line. However, the data of this report show that by and large all fabrics dry at the same rate under these conditions (rate being expressed as weight of water evaporating per unit area per unit time), but that the time of ...
Lyman Fourt, Arnold M. Sookne, Daniel Frishman, Milton Harris   +3 more
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RATE OF DRYING AND STRESSES IN THE FIRST PERIOD OF DRYING∗

Drying Technology, 2000
ABSTRACT The paper presents a computer simulated processes and illustrate how the drying induced stresses are influenced by the rate of drying. It is shown that the moisture transport coefficient, and thus the rate of drying, depends on the thermal state of the drying material, defined by the wet-bulb temperature.
Stefan Jan Kowalski, Andrzej Rybicki
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