1991
DOI: 10.1080/07373939108916650
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An Optimization of Intermittent Corn Drying in a Laboratory Scale Thin Layer Dryer

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“…Para a representação das curvas de secagem, foram utilizados os modelos de Page (Eq.1), Henderson e Pabis (Eq.2) (ZHANG & LITCHFIELD, 1991) e Midilli e Kucuk (Eq.3) (MIDILLI et al, 2002) …”
Section: Modelagem Do Processo De Secagemunclassified
“…Para a representação das curvas de secagem, foram utilizados os modelos de Page (Eq.1), Henderson e Pabis (Eq.2) (ZHANG & LITCHFIELD, 1991) e Midilli e Kucuk (Eq.3) (MIDILLI et al, 2002) …”
Section: Modelagem Do Processo De Secagemunclassified
“…In these works, the main interest was to study the effects of drying air parameters (air temperature and velocity) on moisture migration inside the product in order to optimize drying operating conditions. Several empirical models have been proposed to describe the drying kinetics of food products (Zhang and Litchfield 1991;Diamante and Munro 1993;Elustondo et al 1996;Midilli et al 2002;Togrul and Pehlivan 2002;Midilli and Kucuk 2003;Jain and Pathare 2004;Kavak Akpinar et al 2006;Vega et al 2007a, b;Ah-Hen et al 2011). Nevertheless, no model is found to be universal enough to predict the moisture content throughout the whole range of drying time under different conditions, and for all types of food products.…”
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“…It also reduces the drying time, increases energy efficiency and the head rice yield. The energy efficiency is mainly dependent upon the steaming time and temperature (Li et al, 1999;Steffe, 1979;Zhang and Litchfield, 1991;Soponronnarit et al, 1999). In addition, tempering also reduces the drying time in the final stage, resulting in more effective energy utilisation.…”
Section: Effect Of Parboilingmentioning
confidence: 99%