Drying Flashcards

1
Q

involves the removal of moisture, usually water, from a solid by allowing the
composite material to come into contact with a drying medium that supplies the heat needed by the moisture to evaporate

A

Drying

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2
Q

can be obtained from the rate of drying

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drying time

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3
Q

X refers to the

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free moisture

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4
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X* refers to the

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equilibrium moisture content

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5
Q

moisture that cannot be evaporated and dependent (very much) on the nature of solid and condition of the drying medium

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X* - equilibrium moisture content

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6
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may be determined based on the conditions (temperature, humidity and velocity) of the drying medium subjecting the solid material.

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drying time

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7
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The drying conditions may be constant which is typical
for

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batch dryers

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8
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The drying conditions may be variable which usually occurs for

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continuous dryers operating under
low temperature drying.

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9
Q

graph that uses to determine the drying time

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drying rate vs moisture content

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10
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The moisture removed is unbound moisture

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constant rate period

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11
Q

constant rate period is unbound moisture where it is capable of generating a partial pressure equivalent to the ______________ at the surface of the solid

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vapor pressure

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12
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The moisture involved is referred bound moisture

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falling rate period

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13
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falling rate period involves bounded moisture where the water has to travel to the surface by _______________________ or both in order to evaporate

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capillary action or by diffusion

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14
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may be evaluated for direct driers by applying simultaneously the mass and heat transfer equations

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constant rate of drying

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15
Q

in drying, if radiation and conduction is neglected, the surface tempt of solid can be taken as equivalent to

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wet bulb temperature

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16
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h_c based on

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flowrate and orientation of flow of the drying medium

17
Q

example of continuous driers

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tunnel driers, rotary driers, belt conveyor driers

18
Q

conditions of drying medium subjecting the solids are changing (therefore, varying driving forces need to consider)

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continuous driers

19
Q

heat lost and heat added are considered zero and temp of solid and residual moisture are constant

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adiabatic driers

20
Q

in this type, the wet bulb temperature of the air is constant

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adiabatic drying

21
Q

in this type, the drying time may be determined by dividing the dryer into two zones based on the moisture being evaporated

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counter-current continuous dryer

22
Q

in counter-current continuous dryer, the zone for unbounded moisture being evaporated

A

zone 1

23
Q

in counter-current continuous dryer, the zone for bounded moisture being evaporated

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zone 2

24
Q

if drying is not adiabatic but

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