“…It reduces the evaporation rate of the liquid and provides extra adherence of the product to the dryer wall. To compensate for this effect and reach the desired moisture, if the temperatures in the chamber are raised, the surface temperature of the particles adhered to the wall can exceed the glass transition of the product, leading to lower quality powder (Roos & Karel, 1991;Bhandari, Datta, Crooks, Howes, & Rigby, 1997;Ozmen & Langrish, 2003;Aguilera & Lillford, 2007;Shrestha, Howes, Adhikari, & Bhandari, 2008;Roos, 2009;Woo, Daud, Tasirin, & Talib, 2009;Keshani et al, 2015). The estimated effects for the evaluated variables, with the moisture as a response, are listed in Table 3.…”