1993
DOI: 10.1111/j.1745-4530.1993.tb00323.x
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BULK VOLUME SHRINKAGE DURING DRYING of WHEAT and CANOLA

Abstract: The bulk volume shrinkage of canola and wheat were measured for the temperature range of 20–80C and relative humidity range of 15–90%. the volume decreased exponentially with time as seed moisture content was reduced. For canola, an oilseed, shrinkage and moisture reduction were linearly correlated with a shrinkage coefficient of about 1.0. For wheat, a starchy grain, the relationship was also linear but the coefficient was greater than 1.3. the shrinkage coefficients for both wheat and canola did not show a c… Show more

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“…The models of Lang and Sokhansanj (5) and Linear (8) presented the smallest magnitudes of the estimated average error (SE), for the data analyzed, except for the temperature 18 °C, where Lang and Sokhansanj (5) and Exponential (9) models also showed low values of SE. The models presented relative average error (P) below 10%, what, according to Mohapatra and Rao (2005) indicates adequate description of the phenomenon, except for the model by Corrêa (7) at temperatures 36 and 45 °C. It can be seen in Table 5 that the Linear (8) model presented, for all four soaking temperatures, a random distribution of residues; thus, resulting in satisfactory fit to the data of volume expansion of Adzuki beans.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The models of Lang and Sokhansanj (5) and Linear (8) presented the smallest magnitudes of the estimated average error (SE), for the data analyzed, except for the temperature 18 °C, where Lang and Sokhansanj (5) and Exponential (9) models also showed low values of SE. The models presented relative average error (P) below 10%, what, according to Mohapatra and Rao (2005) indicates adequate description of the phenomenon, except for the model by Corrêa (7) at temperatures 36 and 45 °C. It can be seen in Table 5 that the Linear (8) model presented, for all four soaking temperatures, a random distribution of residues; thus, resulting in satisfactory fit to the data of volume expansion of Adzuki beans.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where, C r : circularity, %; d i : diameter of the largest inscribed circle, m; d c : diameter of the smallest circumscribed circle, m. Lang and Sokhansanj (1993) ( )…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Observase, ainda, que este modelo apresentou maior coeficiente de determinação e menores erros médio estimado e relativo. Por outro lado, o modelo linear também representou satisfatoriamente os dados experimentais da contração volumé-trica, como observado por Lang & Sokhansanj (1993) para grãos de trigo e por Lang et al (1994), Wang & Brennan (1995) e Afonso Júnior et al (2000) para diversos produtos agrícolas.…”
Section: Bunclassified
“…Referidas equações vêm sendo revisadas para incorporar o efeito desse fenômeno para uma simulação melhor do processo e precisão dos resultados (Lang & Sokhansanj, 1993).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…These models are being revised to incorporate the parameter in order to improve the simulation of the dehydration process and guarantee the accuracy of the results (LANG & SOKHANSANJ, 1993;BENNAMOUN & BELHAMRI, 2006;HASHEMI et al, 2009). …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%