2002
DOI: 10.1016/s1385-8947(01)00291-1
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Advanced experimental analysis of drying kinetics in spray drying

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“…The rate of feed delivered to the atomizer is adjusted to ensure that each sprayed droplet reaches the desired drying level before it comes in contact with the surface of the drying chamber. Moreover, appropriate adjustment of the air inlet temperature and flow rate is important (Zbicinski, Delag, Strumillo, & Adamiec, 2002). In fact, air inlet temperature is directly proportional to the microcapsule drying rate and the final water content.…”
Section: Operating Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The rate of feed delivered to the atomizer is adjusted to ensure that each sprayed droplet reaches the desired drying level before it comes in contact with the surface of the drying chamber. Moreover, appropriate adjustment of the air inlet temperature and flow rate is important (Zbicinski, Delag, Strumillo, & Adamiec, 2002). In fact, air inlet temperature is directly proportional to the microcapsule drying rate and the final water content.…”
Section: Operating Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, it is possible to obtain powders without directly exposing the materials to high temperatures, thereby allowing for the production of particles containing sensitive materials without causing degradation [31]. Moreover, formulation components self-assembled to form the structure of the particles at this stage [32].…”
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“…When droplets were sprayed into the stream region, they oscillated in the phase and direction of the oscillating gas stream. Therefore, the velocities of both the gas and droplet may oscillate periodically at the same frequency [8,11,18,19]. A pressure difference between liquid and solid particles within the droplets induces rapid droplet evaporation, which causes fragmentation of primary particles [11,20].…”
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“…Evaporation from the pulse combustion (PC) engine occurs very rapidly because of acoustically high-fluctuating flow of the gas pressure and temperature during self-ignition [7,8]. The formation of ZnO particles using the PC-SP synthetic method depend on both the heat and pressure distribution and the characteristics of the atomizer.…”
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confidence: 99%