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Dry Weight of Solid in Drying Formulas
The Dry Weight of Solid is the weight of dry solid present in the system in the drying mass transfer operation. And is denoted by W
S
. Dry Weight of Solid is usually measured using the Kilogram for Weight. Note that the value of Dry Weight of Solid is always positive.
Formulas to find Dry Weight of Solid in Drying
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Dry Weight of Solid based on Unbound Moisture Content
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Dry Weight of Solid based on Bound Moisture Content
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Dry Weight of Solid based on Free Moisture Content
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Dry Weight of Solid based on Equilibrium Moisture Content
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Dry Weight of Solid based on Critical Moisture Content
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Dry Weight of Solid based on Initial Moisture Content
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Dry Weight of Solid from Initial to Critical Moisture Content for Constant Rate Period
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Dry Weight of Solid from Initial to Final Moisture Content for Constant Rate Period
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Dry Weight of Solid based on Critical to Final Moisture Content for Falling Rate Period
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Dry Weight of Solid based on Initial to Final Moisture Content for Falling Rate Period
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Drying formulas that make use of Dry Weight of Solid
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Equilibrium Moisture Content based on Weight of Equilibrium Moisture
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Free Moisture Content based on Weight of Free Moisture
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Bound Moisture Content based on Weight of Bound Moisture
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Unbound Moisture Content based on Weight of Unbound Moisture
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Initial Moisture Content based on Weight of Initial Moisture
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Critical Moisture Content based on Weight of Critical Moisture
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Weight of Critical Moisture based on Critical Moisture Content
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Weight of Equilibrium Moisture based on Equilibrium Moisture Content
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Weight of Initial Moisture based on Initial Moisture Content
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Weight of Free Moisture based on Free Moisture Content
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Weight of Bound Moisture based on Bound Moisture Content
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Weight of Unbound Moisture based on Unbound Moisture Content
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Constant Drying Time from Initial to Critical Moisture Content
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Rate of Constant Drying Period based on Critical Moisture Content
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Drying Surface Area based on Initial to Critical Moisture Content for Constant Rate Period
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Initial Moisture Content based on Critical Moisture Content for Constant Rate Period
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Critical Moisture Content based on Initial Moisture Content for Constant Rate Period
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Constant Drying Time from Initial to Final Moisture Content
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Rate of Constant Drying Period based on Final Moisture Content
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Drying Surface Area based on Initial to Final Moisture Content for Constant Rate Period
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Initial Moisture Content based on Final Moisture Content for Constant Rate Period
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Final Moisture Content based on Initial Moisture Content for Constant Rate Period
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Falling Rate Drying Time from Critical to Final Moisture
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Drying Surface Area based on Critical to Final Moisture Content for Falling Rate Period
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Final Moisture Content based on Critical to Final Moisture Content for Falling Rate Period
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Rate of Constant Drying Period based on Critical to Final Moisture Content for Falling Rate Period
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Falling Rate Drying Time from Initial to Final Moisture
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Drying Surface Area based on Initial to Final Moisture Content for Falling Rate Period
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Final Moisture Content based on Initial to Final Moisture Content for Falling Rate Period
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Rate of Constant Drying Period based on Initial to Final Moisture Content for Falling Rate Period
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List of variables in Drying formulas
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Unbound Weight of Moisture
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Unbound Moisture Content
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Bound Weight of Moisture
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Bound Moisture Content
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Free Weight of Moisture
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Free Moisture Content
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Equilibrium Weight of Moisture
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Equilibrium Moisture Content
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Critical Weight of Moisture
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Critical Moisture Content
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Initial Weight of Moisture
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Initial Moisture Content
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Constant Rate Drying Time
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Drying Surface Area
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Rate of Constant Drying Period
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Initial Moisture Content for Constant Rate Period
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Final Moisture Content for Constant Rate Period
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Falling Rate Drying Time
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Final Moisture Content for Falling Rate Period
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Initial Moisture Content for Falling Rate Period
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FAQ
What is the Dry Weight of Solid?
The Dry Weight of Solid is the weight of dry solid present in the system in the drying mass transfer operation. Dry Weight of Solid is usually measured using the Kilogram for Weight. Note that the value of Dry Weight of Solid is always positive.
Can the Dry Weight of Solid be negative?
No, the Dry Weight of Solid, measured in Weight cannot be negative.
What unit is used to measure Dry Weight of Solid?
Dry Weight of Solid is usually measured using the Kilogram[kg] for Weight. Gram[kg], Milligram[kg], Ton (Metric)[kg] are the few other units in which Dry Weight of Solid can be measured.
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