Distribution of temperature, relative humidity and flow rate within a scaled container using unforced and forced airflows.
Author(s) : RODRÍGUEZ-BERMEJO J., ROBLA J. I., BARREIRO P., et al.
Summary
A 1:10 scaled container with 18-scaled pallets filled up with plastic spheres is used for studying heat transfer using unforced and forced airstreams. Natural convection is observed as the main heat transfer force for unforced airflows while the level of influence of neighbour pallets can be assessed for forced airflows. Relative humidity gradients have been determined inside pallets due to the loss of water from the plastic spheres. Water loss of simulated products is also quantified in a devoted experiment.
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- Original title: Distribution of temperature, relative humidity and flow rate within a scaled container using unforced and forced airflows.
- Record ID : 2006-2656
- Languages: English
- Source: Proceedings of the International Conference Postharvest Unlimited Downunder 2004.
- Publication date: 2005/07
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