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Industrial Dryer Terms
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Adherence of particles to a small mass due to moisture, static charge
or chemical or mechanical binding.
– A bag that filters
air by catching air-borne particulates.
– The temperature
at which particles within a liquid move rapidly enough to escape the surface
and become gas or vapor.
– The weight per
unit volume of solid materials, expressed as pounds per cubic
foot or grams per cubic centimeter.
– Heat transferred
by conduction through a solid (the steel shell), separating the heating
medium (steam/oil) and the material being heated. Vapor is usually removed
by a combination of condenser and vacuum
pump.
– Direct
contact between the material and the heated air.
– The movement of
molecules away from the center of concentration of a substance.
– Any gas or gas mixture
that contains no water vapor and/or in which all of its constituents are
substantially above their respective saturated vapor pressures at the
existing temperature.
– The process of
extracting moisture.
– The minimum temperature
at which vapor forms at the surface of a liquid.
– The moisture content
of air.
– The energy required
to change a substance from one state to another.
– An instrument for
measuring fluid pressure.
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A material that contains only unbound moisture.
– Increasing the
amount of oxygen within a molecule.
– The rapid cooling
of combustion exhaust with showers of water.
– Heat transfer
by infrared radiation through space (air or vacuum), from a warmer mass
to a cooler mass.
– The direct vaporization
of a solid by heating, without passing through the liquid state.
– The maximum potential
of a device or machine, expressed in amount per time.
– A visible suspension
in the air of a substance’s particles.
– A high-temperature
combustion process that melts and converts non-combustible inorganic
materials.
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