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Rate of drying and the survival of microorganisms
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, 1979The 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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QUANTIFICATION OF THROUGH DRYING RATE DATA
Drying Technology, 1999ABSTRACT For through drying there are three distinct drying rate periods, increasing rate, constant rate and falling rate. The increasing rate period is so important that nearly half of the drying is completed in this period only. A drying rate - moisture content relationship for this period was obtained based on theoretical analysis.
Guohua Chen, W.J. Murray Douglas
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Study on Paper Electromagnetic Drying Rate
Advanced Materials Research, 2013Paper electromagnetic drying technology is a new paper drying technology different from traditional steam drying. Today, environmental pressure deteriorating, energy crisis approaching, doing researches on paper electromagnetic drying technology has a special meaning, especially to high speed toilet paper machine which is truly needed and has a vast ...
Zheng Shun Wang, Zhao Hui Zhen
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Drying Rates Under Non-isothermal Conditions
Indian Chemical Engineer, 2010Abstract The process of drying under non-isothermal conditions has been investigated. Experiments with cement raw meal module with 10–18% moisture content were carried out in a mettler thermoanalyser at 10, 15 and 25°C/min heating rates at an air flow rate of 500 ml/min. Drying rate equations were derived for non-isothermal conditions.
J.V. Ram Bheemarasetti +2 more
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DRYING RATES FOR ACID-DELINTED COTTONSEED
Transactions of the ASAE, 1998Moisture control during the harvesting, storage, and processing phases of cotton production is essential for producing a quality product. This report describes the moisture absorption and desorption rates for acid-delinted cottonseed. Absorption values are shown for temperatures of 20°C and 35°C and desorption values for temperatures ranging from 20°
null G. L. Barker, null J. W. Laird
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Drying Rates of Macerated Alfalfa Mats
Transactions of the ASAE, 1987ABSTRACT ALFALFA was macerated and then formed into thin mats which were deposited onto the forage stubble for field drying. Drying rates of mats and control swaths having equal dry matter per unit area were determined. The macerated alfalfa mats dried to 20% (w.b.) moisture content in 6 h or less, while the control swaths did not reach this moisture ...
null K. J. Shinners +2 more
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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 +3 more
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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 +3 more
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Directional Drying Rates for Anisotropic Clays
Journal of the Geotechnical Engineering Division, 1976In an effort to develop a technique for estimating the degree of fabric anisotropy, the directional drying characteristics of clay specimens with varying degrees of particle orientation were studied and interpreted. Details are outlined of the experimental program in which specimens of monominerallic kaolin clay (Hydrite-10) were prepared and tested ...
Jack L. Rosenfarb +2 more
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Drying Rates of Synthetic Resins with Drying Oils
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 1932Chas Allen Thomas, Paul E. Marling
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