2017
DOI: 10.15587/1729-4061.2017.96741
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Numerical modeling of physical fields in the process of drying of paper for corrugating by the infrared radiation

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“…To study the process of drying perlite by radiation method, an experimental installation was used, shown in Figure 1. This installation allows obtaining sufficient accuracy the results of drying materials by radiation method [10]. The experimental installation consists of scales that can measure the current weight of the perlite test specimens at a resolution of 1 mg. Mass values with a frequency of 3 times per second are sent to the computer with the ability to record them.…”
Section: Experimental Installationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To study the process of drying perlite by radiation method, an experimental installation was used, shown in Figure 1. This installation allows obtaining sufficient accuracy the results of drying materials by radiation method [10]. The experimental installation consists of scales that can measure the current weight of the perlite test specimens at a resolution of 1 mg. Mass values with a frequency of 3 times per second are sent to the computer with the ability to record them.…”
Section: Experimental Installationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Simulation and energy system optimization models can realize the accurate monitoring of key variables and reduce the energy consumption of the drying process. Many publications have been devoted to the modeling of processes occurring in the drying section of a paper machine [18][19][20][21][22][23]. Mobarakeh et al [24] developed a model to analyze energy consumption (heat and electricity) and CO 2 emission in the main processes involved in paper production.…”
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“…Conductive Drying of paper on drying cylinders is combined with other heat sources. For example, infrared radiation is very common to intensify the drying process of paper and cardboard [2].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%