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Modeling of a Cocurrent Rotary Dryer

Parametric mathematical models of drying plants include balance equations and correlations that should be adjusted for each case depending on the material to be dried and the installation. In some cases, variable parameters are simplified as constants, providing an inaccurate model. This article pre...

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Published in:Drying technology 2012-01, Vol.30 (8), p.839-849
Main Authors: Castaño, Fernando, Rubio, Francisco R, Ortega, Manuel G
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