Toward a generic approach to build up air drying models

Few versatile software programs allowing for the precise simulation of drying processes in a whole industrial plant are available. This work was done during the creation of a generic convective drying simulator for food solid particle in ProSimPlus, a chemical engineering software. Modeling approach...

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Published in:Drying technology 2016-02, Vol.34 (3), p.346-359
Main Authors: Lambert, C., Goujot, D., Romdhana, H., Courtois, F.
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Accumulation
Chemical and Process Engineering
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Computer programs
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Drying
Drying agents
Engineering Sciences
Estimating
Food drying
Foods
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Heat transfer
mathematical modeling
Mathematical models
Modelling
Physical properties
Reaction kinetics
simulation
Simulators
Software
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