PAES 202:2015 Flashcards
volume of air in cubic meters delivered to the mass of grains per second
airflow rate
ratio of the heat supplied by the burner, to the heat released by the fuel
burner efficiency
ratio of the heat released by the fuel, to the theoretical heat available from the fuel
combustion efficiency
grains which are heat damaged, weather damaged, ground damaged, moldy, diseased, insect bored, sprouted or distinctly damaged by insects, water, fungi and/or any other means as seen by the naked eye
damaged grains
average temperature of the air to be used for drying the grain, measured at a number of points as close as practicable to its entry to the grain bed
drying air temperature
amount of water removed per unit of time, expressed in kilogram per hour
drying rate
ratio of the total heat utilized for drying, to the heat available in the fuel expressed in percent
drying system efficiency
all matters other than rice/corn grains such as sand, gravel, dirt, pebbles, stones, lumps of earth, clay,mud, chaff, straw, weed seeds and other crop seeds
foreign matter
total amount of fuel consumed divided by the total drying time
fuel consumption
load capacity
continuous flow dryer: weight of grain that could be contained in the dryer
batch type dryer: weight of grain required to fill the dryer at the input moisture content
grain holding capacity
total amount of heat utilized to vaporize moisture in the material, expressed in kJ/kg of H2O
heat utilization
kernels, whole or broken, which are light green and chalky with soft texture
immature grains
drying rate
average percentage point moisture content removed from the grain per drying time
moisture reduction rate
sourceof energy which includes petroleum-based fuels such as kerosene, gasoline, diesel oil and bunker fuel oil
non-renewable energy source
percentage of grains free of foreign matter
purity