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- Drying Technology - Taylor Francis Online
Publishes international research on the science and technology, and the engineering aspects of drying and dewatering, including mathematical modelling of drying and dryers
- Drying Method - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
Drying is the most ancient postharvest handling method for agricultural commodities that can increase storage life, improve product quality, minimize food losses during storage, and reduce transportation costs because the water content is removed through the drying process [1,2]
- Drying food at home | UMN Extension
Drying or “dehydrating” food is a method of food preservation that removes enough moisture from the food so bacteria, yeast and molds cannot grow By using the right combination of warmth, low humidity and air current, you can safely dry foods To dry foods successfully you need: Low humidity
- Drying - New World Encyclopedia
Drying is the process of using heat to remove a liquid (such as water) from a material that contains the liquid The material can be a wet solid or a liquid solution of a solid dissolved in a liquid The drying process requires a source of heat and a sink that receives the vapor produced
- Drying Definition - Basic Agricultural Study
Drying is the process of removing water or other solvent from a solid, liquid, or gas It is a physical change that occurs when moisture is lost from a substance The rate of drying depends on the surface area of the material, the humidity of the surrounding air, and the temperature
- Drying Method of Food Preservation with Types, Examples - Microbe Notes
Drying helps reduce the weight and bulk of dried foods, reducing transportation and storage costs State of water in food; Bound water and free water are the key concept of drying Bound water refers to water that is unfreezeable, immobile, non-squeezable, and non-solvent water
- Drying: Objectives, Applications, and Mechanisms of the Drying Process . . .
The drying process involves the removal of moisture from a material through evaporation The drying mechanism can be complex and depends on various factors, such as the type of material, the drying method used, and environmental conditions
- DRYING
Drying has been defined as the process whereby moisture is vaporized from a material and is swept away from the surface, sometimes under vacuum, but normally by means of carrier gas which passes through or over the material [Keey (1992)]
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