Section 4 Chapter 1 Fundamentals
2.1 Thermodynamic Properties of Air-Water Mixtures and Moist Solids 2.1.1 Psychrometry As noted earlier, a majority of dryers are of direct (or convective) type. In other words, hot air is used both to supply the heat for evaporation and to carry away the evaporated moisture from the product. Notable exceptions are freeze and vacuum dryers,
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