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Conduction drying

One method he finally adopted was to mix the non-conducting, dry earth (lime, strontia, or baryta) with excess potash and fuse it. When he covered the alkaline mixture with naphtha and passed an electric current through it, he soon saw metallic globules rising and bursting into flame, but when the flame died out, there remained nothing except potash and the alkaline earth with which he had started (2,3). [Pg.509]

Heat in entering Heat added = Heat in dry + Heat conducted dry fabric from air fabric to moist... [Pg.247]

There are three heat transfer mechanisms used to dry textiles. Conduction methods involve direct contact of the wet textile with heated surfaces. These are the most efficient heat transfer methods, but do not allow for control of fabric width during drying. Steam heated cylinders are examples of conduction drying methods... [Pg.20]

Cross-flow dryer Calcium alumi- Heat conduction Drying of air Hygroscopic salt- 37... [Pg.581]

Vromans, H. Microwave dr5fing of pharmaceutical excipients comparison with conventional conductive drying. Eur. J. Pharm. Biopharm. 1994, 40 (5), 333-336. [Pg.1449]

ChlorobenzoyL If through the bitter almond oil (hydrobenzoyl) we conduct dry chlorine gas, the latter is absorbed with considerable heat, and hydrochloric acid is evolved but besides this, no other product which warrants the conclusion of a farther decomposition. As soon as the formation of hydrochloric acid begins to cease, the liquid becomes yellow from the solution of chlorine, but the overcharge of this gas is again expelled by boiling. Finally, if the liquid, be heated to boiling, in contact with chlorine, and the formation of hydrochloric acid is no longer perceived, we obtain a new compound, perfectly pure. This is the chlorobenzoyl, (chloride of benzoyl). [Pg.44]

Benzcmide, By conducting dry ammonia over pure chlorobenzoyl, the former is absorbed with much heat, and the liquid is converted into a white, solid mass, consisting of a mixture of muriate of ammonia and a new body which we call Bmzamide, For in its behavior and composition it bears a perfect analogy to oxamide. [Pg.47]

The standard scoping calculation methods for batch conduction drying apply. The rate of heat transfer from the heating medium through the dryer wall to the solids can be expressed by the usual formula... [Pg.1390]

To a certain extent, both density and specific surface area depend on the raw material, the type of solid state DR technology, and the operating conditions during direct reduction (Section 13.3, ref 79). Nevertheless, because of its nature and structure, DRI always behaves differently in many ways if compared with solid (pig) iron. An important characteristic, which is common to all products, is caused by the large specific surface area, and is most critical for the shipment of merchant DRI, is the material s tendency to reoxidize at ambient temperatures (Section 13.3, ref 69). Most of the possible chemical reactions taking place during reoxidation are exothermic in nature, that is they produce heat. Since both the thermal conductivity (DRI is an insulator)... [Pg.776]

Fudym, O., Carrhre-Gee, C., Lecomte, D., and Ladevice, B., Drying kinetics and heat flux in thin-layer conductive drying, Int. Comm. Heat Mass Transfer, 30, 333, 2003. [Pg.257]

Newitt, D.M., Nagara, P.N., and Papadopoulos, A.L., 1960, The deposition of solute material in porous beds during convection and conduction drying, Transactions of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, 38, 273-278. [Pg.728]

Conduction drying involves placing the snrface of the material in direct physical contact with a heated surface. [Pg.767]

Conduction drying is usually carried out using hot cylinders, which are rotating metallic cans that are heated using steam or special heat-transfer liqnids. When steam is used, the drying system is often referred to as steam cans, which are shown schematically in Figure 38.6. The energy requirements removed are typically aronnd 4700 kJ/kg, which is usually lower than that of other thermal dryers. [Pg.767]

Freeze, vacuum, batch (conduction) drying temperature serum, -9 to -12 °C plasma, -20 to -25 °C penicillin -28 to -32 °C size vacuum pump to remove the water vapor avoid air leaks pressure 10 to 200 Pa or 1/4 to 1/2 the vapor pressure at the temperature 7-8 h drying cycle 2800 kj/kg water sublimated. Continuous ... [Pg.154]

LED series Ultrasonic vapor degreaser conductive drying/reduced emissions (high volume production) N/A N/A HCFCs, HFCs, HFEs, NPB, and chlorinated solvents... [Pg.193]


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