Q6/ Breakfast cereal is being dried in a fluidized bed dryer in which the cereal moves roughly countercurrent to the air flow. The figure below show the process with the data placed on the respective stream flow. Determine the required inlet dry air flowrate in m/hr if the cereal must have a water content of no more than 14.0 percent. (DC = dry cereal). %3D 500kg/h airoulkpul( A. Ky) Cereal feed 22c mass fraction TOR=38C PTWB=28E DC 0-6 H2o 0-4 1-00 Dejer Cereul output PCKA) air input (Ai Kg) Mass fraction TOB =82C DC 0-86 H20 o-14 TwQ = 33°C 1-00
Q6/ Breakfast cereal is being dried in a fluidized bed dryer in which the cereal moves roughly countercurrent to the air flow. The figure below show the process with the data placed on the respective stream flow. Determine the required inlet dry air flowrate in m/hr if the cereal must have a water content of no more than 14.0 percent. (DC = dry cereal). %3D 500kg/h airoulkpul( A. Ky) Cereal feed 22c mass fraction TOR=38C PTWB=28E DC 0-6 H2o 0-4 1-00 Dejer Cereul output PCKA) air input (Ai Kg) Mass fraction TOB =82C DC 0-86 H20 o-14 TwQ = 33°C 1-00
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Transcribed Image Text:Q6/ Breakfast cereal is being dried in a fluidized bed dryer in which the cereal moves
roughly countercurrent to the air flow. The figure below show the process with the data
placed on the respective stream flow. Determine the required inlet dry air flowrate in m/hr if
the cereal must have a water content of no more than 14.0 percent. (DC = dry cereal).
50oks/h
Cereal feed 22°c
mass fraction
air odkpul( A. K)
TOR =38°C
TWB=28C
DC 0-6
H20 04
1-00
pojer
Cereul output PCKg)
air input (Ai Kg)
Mass fraction
TOB -82C
JwB = 33°C
DC 0-86
H20 o-14
1-00
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