Experimental data for through-circulation drying of 1/4-inchdiameter spherical pellets of a nonhygroscopic carburizing compound exhibit constant-rate drying of 1.9 lb H2O/h-lb dry solid from Xo=30% to Xc=21%, followed by a falling-rate period to Xf=4% that fits R = aX + bX2 with a =3.23 and b = 27.7 (both in lb H2O/h-lb dry solid) for X as a fraction and R replaced by R' in lb H2O/h-lb dry solid. Calculate the time for drying in the falling-rate period. Note that the values of a and b satisfy the constraint of R'c =1.9 at Xc =0.21.
Experimental data for through-circulation drying of 1/4-inchdiameter spherical pellets of a nonhygroscopic carburizing compound exhibit constant-rate drying of 1.9 lb H2O/h-lb dry solid from Xo=30% to Xc=21%, followed by a falling-rate period to Xf=4% that fits R = aX + bX2 with a =3.23 and b = 27.7 (both in lb H2O/h-lb dry solid) for X as a fraction and R replaced by R' in lb H2O/h-lb dry solid. Calculate the time for drying in the falling-rate period. Note that the values of a and b satisfy the constraint of R'c =1.9 at Xc =0.21.
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Experimental data for through-circulation drying of 1/4-inchdiameter spherical pellets of a nonhygroscopic carburizing compound exhibit constant-rate drying of 1.9 lb H2O/h-lb dry solid from Xo=30% to Xc=21%, followed by a falling-rate period to Xf=4% that fits R = aX + bX2 with a =3.23 and b = 27.7 (both in lb H2O/h-lb dry solid) for X as a fraction and R replaced by R' in lb H2O/h-lb dry solid. Calculate the time for drying in the falling-rate period. Note that the values of a and b satisfy the constraint of R'c =1.9 at Xc =0.21.
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