Investigation of Water Content and Minimum Droplet Temperature of Spray Drying Product with Inlet Temperature and Air Flow Direction Variation Using CFD Method
Eflita Yohanna,
Mohammad Tauviqirrahman,
Eka Dharmawan
et al.
Abstract:This study aimed to analyze the effect of inlet temperature and airflow direction variation of a spray dryer on the product’s water content and minimum droplet temperature using the means of computational fluid dynamics (CFD). The airflow direction types were mixed and co-current. To simulate the flow, the k-ω SST and standard k-ε models were utilized, and the Eulerian-Lagrangian approach was used to estimate particle motion. The simulation results showed that water content reduced as temperature climbed for b… Show more
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