mathematical modelling of solar drying of thin layer ginger

Effect of temperature on antioxidant capacity during

12/09/2016Drying curves indicated a decreasing drying rate over time no periods of constant drying rate were observed It was observed that temperature had a considerable effect on the variation of MRs with respect to drying time The initial moisture content of the samples was found to be 4 81 g H2O/g dm Following drying at 40 50 and 60C moisture contents of 0 9304 0 4387 and 0 2270 g H2O/g dm

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Krishna Murthy T P and Manohar B (2012) Microwave drying of mango ginger (Curcuma amada Roxb): prediction of drying kinetics by mathematical modelling and artificial neural network International Journal of Food Science and Technology 47 pp 1229-1236

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Heshmat Allah Gazori "Mathematical Modeling MoistureDiffusion Energy consumption andEfficiency of Thin Layer Drying of Potato Slices " J Food Process Technol 2013 4 : 3 2013 [9] Direktorat Gizi Departemen Kesehatan R I "Daftar Komposisi Bahan Makanan" Bhantara Karya Aksara Jakarta 1979

Effect of Ethyl Oleate Pretreatment on Drying of Ginger

Ginger is of high value and export oriented commodity crop which plays an important role in agricultural sector Proper drying techniques are required to capitalize this crop In the present study the effect of chemical pretreatment of alkaline ethyl oleate on drying behaviour of ginger was investigated and compared with untreated ginger at selected temperatures of 45 55 and 65#xb0 C at a

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In order to demonstrate the performance of the proposed control strategy a low-power proof-of-concept prototype is implemented in which the energy is injected to the grid under the event of solar irradiance disturbances (with DC control) Then the undesired switching in the main cell is eliminated generating THDs in the voltage and current signal of 7 76 % and 2 65 % respectively

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Mathematical Modelling of Solar Drying of Thin Layer Ginger

Mathematical Modelling of Solar Drying of Thin Layer Ginger AHMAD FUDHOLI MOHD HAFIDZ RUSLAN MOHD YUSOF OTHMAN AZAMI ZAHARIM KAMARUZZAMAN SOPIAN Solar Energy Research Institute (SERI) Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 43600 UKM Bangi Selangor MALAYSIA Correspondent author Email: fudholi80yahoo hafidzukm my myhoukm my

Mathematical Modeling of Thin layer Solar Drying of of Gum

Mathematical Modeling of Thin layer Solar Drying of of Gum of Acacia senegal and Acacia seyal By Zeinab Ahmed Abdelhameed Ahmed B Sc Forestry (Honours) 1999 M Sc Forestry University of Khartoum 2003 A Thesis Submitted in fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of philosophy in Forestry Supervisor: Dr Mohammed Ayoub Ismail Co-Supervisor: Dr Abdelazim Yassin

Effect of temperature on antioxidant capacity during

12/09/2016Drying curves indicated a decreasing drying rate over time no periods of constant drying rate were observed It was observed that temperature had a considerable effect on the variation of MRs with respect to drying time The initial moisture content of the samples was found to be 4 81 g H2O/g dm Following drying at 40 50 and 60C moisture contents of 0 9304 0 4387 and 0 2270 g H2O/g dm

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Mathematical and Experimental Models for the Analysis of Solar Seed Drying Pedro Luis Collazo-Abreu I Yanoy Morejn-Mesa II Lucia Fernndez-Chuairey II Yasser Vzquez-Alfonso III I Empresa de Informtica y Comunicaciones del Ministerio de la Agricultura (EICMA) La Habana Cuba II Universidad Agraria de La Habana Facultad de Ciencias Tcnicas San Jos de las Lajas Mayabeque

Mathematical modelling moisture diffusion and specific

Mathematical modelling moisture diffusion and specific energy consumption of thin layer microwave drying of olive pomace Abstract In this study the effects of microwave drying power on drying kinetics effective moisture diffusivity and specific energy consumption of olive pomace were studied at three different microwave power levels of 170 360 and 510 W Increasing microwave power

Mathematical modelling of the thin layer solar drying of

01/10/1993Mathematical modelling of solar drying curves The 10 sets of solar drying curves were fitted with four equations applicable to sliced products [ 8 ] How- ever the moisture ratio was simplified to M/Mo instead of the (M - M~)/(Mo - Me) used by Diamante and Munro[8] There were three reasons for this simpli- fication Firstly in solar drying the relative humidity (RH) of the drying air

Mathematical Modeling of Thin Layer Drying Kinetics of

Mathematical Modeling of Thin Layer Drying Kinetics of Sliced Cucumbers Mozhgan Esmaeelian1 Masoumeh Rahim Monfared2 Elahe Moradian Tehrani3 1Department of Agriculture Damghan Branch Islamic Azad University Damghan Iran m esmailiyan[at]yahoo 2Department of Agriculture Damghan Branch Islamic Azad University Damghan Iran 3Department of Food science and

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During icing a thin layer of ice was laid at the bottom of the ice box followed by fish and finally an ice layer at the top The ice boxes with fish were then sealed The fish were transported for about 13 hours from Lake Victoria for solar drying at Gazi Freshly harvested Kimarawali were purchased at Jasini village in Vanga They were iced and transported for about 2 hours by road to Gazi

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Mathematical Modeling of Solar Drying Systems

30/08/2017Numerous mathematical models like heat and mass balance models thin-layer models and equilibrium moisture content models have been used to illustrate the thin-layer and deep bed drying of agro-products This chapter begins with a broad appraisal of the basic concepts and theories essential for the mathematical modeling of solar drying Next the common modeling approaches and

Research Journal of Food Science and Nutrition

The thin layer drying behaviour of tomato slices dried using hybrid drying method as well as solar and open sun drying was investigated Six thin layer drying models (Page Logarithmic Henderson and Pabis Newton (Lewis) Wang and Singh and Parabolic) were used to optimize the goodness of fit to the experimental data The models were compared using coefficient of determination (R2) chi

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Mathematical Modelling and Solar Tunnel Drying

Solar drying experiments of maizes were conducted at Gape- Kpodzi in southern Togo In this purpose new type tunnel solar dryer was used Solar dryer consist of an air collector drying chamber and an air circulation system Heated air in solar air collector was forced through the maizes by a blower Yellow dent type maize was used for drying experiments

Open Sun and Greenhouse Drying of Agricultural and Food

Due to high cost of fossil fuels and uncertainty regarding future cost and availability use of sun drying of various agriculture products vegetables fruits fish milk products food products etc is being practised largely since ancient times for preservation of agriculture products Despite many disadvantages of natural drying almost 80 % of farmers are using open sun drying method for

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Thin layer chromatography was also performed to select the suitable eluent for purification that drew upon chromatographic column Based on the experiment the best eluent from thin layer chromatography was a mixture of acetone and petroleum ether 1:1 (v/v) with the retardation factor (Rf) value of 0 649 under atmospheric pressure Likewise the highest astaxanthin purity was 6 451mg/L

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Mathematical modelling of thin layer solar drying of whole Okra (Abelmoschus esculentus (L ) Moench) pods (1983-1989) Ismail M A and Ibn Idriss E M D-Optimal mixture design on melting and textural properties of dark chocolate as affected by cocoa butter substitution with

Comparative study of solar drying characteristics and thin

Comparative study of solar drying characteristics and thin-layer mathematical modelling of mango and cluster beans in two types [22-25] ginger [26] pork strips [27] tomato [28] rice [29] cassava [30] chilli pepper [31] onion [32] and prickly pear cladode [33] have been reported in literature It is observed that no study has been reported so far on drying characteristics of mango

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Yao K Benjamin "Mathematical Modelling of Sun Drying Kinetics of Thin Layer Cocoa (Theobroma Cacao) Beans" Journal of Applied Siences Research 5(9): 1110 – 1116 2009 [22] Gunasekaran K Shanmugan V and Suresh P "Modelling and Analytical Experimental Study of Hybrid Solar Dryer Integrated with Biomass Dryer

Effect of temperature on antioxidant capacity during

12/09/2016Drying curves indicated a decreasing drying rate over time no periods of constant drying rate were observed It was observed that temperature had a considerable effect on the variation of MRs with respect to drying time The initial moisture content of the samples was found to be 4 81 g H2O/g dm Following drying at 40 50 and 60C moisture contents of 0 9304 0 4387 and 0 2270 g H2O/g dm

Energy and exergy analysis of an indirect solar cabinet

Downloadable (with restrictions)! In the present study using a previously developed dynamic mathematical model for performance analysis of an indirect cabinet solar dryer [1] a microscopic energy and exergy analysis for an indirect solar cabinet dryer is carried out To this end appropriate energy and exergy models are developed and using the predicted values for temperature and enthalpy of

Mathematical modelling of thin layer hot air drying of

15/02/2011Wang Z Junhong S Chen F Xiaojun L Xiaosong H (2007) Mathematical modeling on thin layer microwave drying of apple pomace with and without hot air predrying J Food Eng 80:536–544 Yaldiz O Ertekin C Uzun HI Mathematical modelling of thin layer solar drying of sultana grapes Energy 2001 26:457–465 doi: 10 1016/S0360-5442(01)00018-4

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System Design Mathematical Modelling and Simulation of Process Drying in a Solar-Gas Convective Tunnel Dryer Hatem Oueslati Salah Ben Mabrouk Abdelkader Mami Abstract— In this paper we present a study of convective drying for wet agricultural product by hot air The system used is a tunnel dryer it works with different sources of energy (solar gas electric) and has been conceived to