【Daily Question】Chemical Engineering Principles 124: Theoretical Drying Process (July 29)
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The process by which physical water evaporates or volatilizes from within or on the surface of a liquid due to molecular movement
No heat loss; minimum usage of drying medium and energy consumption
Assume that the heat added by the equipment = the net heat of the material + the heat carried away by other outputs + heat loss, to achieve thermal equilibrium
The theoretical drying process refers to a __drying process that is an isenthalpic______ process.
The drying process is isenthalpic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The theoretical drying process refers to a process in which the drying is isenthalpic.
Fill-in-the-blank: The theoretical drying process refers to a process (with a mass transfer driving force, heat transfer, and mass transfer).
The theoretical drying process refers to the adiabatic drying process