2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfoodeng.2003.09.016
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Influence of airflow velocity on kinetics of convection apple drying

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“…Estas são alcançadas através da razão de umidade adimensional, como apresentado na Equação 1, em função do tempo de secagem. A razão de umidade é usada para impedir imprecisões dos resultados causados pelas diferenças no teor de umidade inicial da amostra (VELIC et al, 2004). (1)…”
Section: Cinética De Secagemunclassified
“…Estas são alcançadas através da razão de umidade adimensional, como apresentado na Equação 1, em função do tempo de secagem. A razão de umidade é usada para impedir imprecisões dos resultados causados pelas diferenças no teor de umidade inicial da amostra (VELIC et al, 2004). (1)…”
Section: Cinética De Secagemunclassified
“…Experimental studies relevant to the drying of fruits have been conducted on various food products such as avocado and banana [4], apple [5] and kiwi [6]. A large number of experiment based models (empirical models) have been introduced for specific foods such as Page, Newton (exponential) and Lewis models.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The apples are consumed either fresh consumption or in the form of various processed products such as juice, jam, marmalade and dried product. Several studies have been carried out to investigate the drying characteristics of the apple (Funebo and Ohlsson 1998;Nieto, Salvatori et al 1998;wang and Chao 2002;Anders, Bilbao et al 2004;Velic, Planinic et al 2004). Drying influence physicochemical and quality characteristic of products, thus, modeling of drying kinetic is one tool for process control.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Semitheoretical models often offer an ease of use which is valid within the temperature, relative humidity, air velocity and moisture content range for which they were developed (Fortes and Okos 1981). There have been many studies on thin layer drying of grains (Cao, Nishiyama et al 2004;Gaston, Abalone et al 2004), fruits (Doymaz 2004;Velic, Planinic et al 2004;Doymaz 2004c;Velic, Planinic et al 2004c;Simal, Femenia et al 2005), vegetables (Doymaz 2004b) leaves and grasses (Demir, Gunhan et al 2004). Thin layer drying, mean to dry as one layer of sample particles or slices.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%