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Analysis of the mechanism of counter-current spray drying

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Results of experimental investigations of the effect of drying and atomization parameters on counter-current spray drying are discussed. Based on 96 experimental tests, the local and global distributions of velocity, temperature, drying air humidity and moisture content of material dried in the drying tower were determined. Analysis of the results showed that the process of agglomeration during counter-current spray drying depended mainly on air temperature in the atomization zone.

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Piatkowski, M., Zbicinski, I. (2006). Analysis of the mechanism of counter-current spray drying. In: Kowalski, S.J. (eds) Drying of Porous Materials. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-5480-8_8

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