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Drying Surface Area in Falling Rate Drying Period Formulas
The Drying Surface Area is the total area in the drying mass transfer operation i.e. exposed in contact with the drying medium. And is denoted by A. Drying Surface Area is usually measured using the Square Meter for Area. Note that the value of Drying Surface Area is always positive.
Formulas to find Drying Surface Area in Falling Rate Drying Period
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Drying Surface Area based on Critical to Final Moisture Content for Falling Rate Period
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Drying Surface Area based on Critical to Final Weight of Moisture for Falling Rate Period
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Drying Surface Area based on Initial to Final Moisture Content for Falling Rate Period
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Drying Surface Area based on Initial to Final Weight of Moisture for Falling Rate Period
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Falling Rate Drying Period formulas that make use of Drying Surface Area
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Falling Rate Drying Time from Critical to Final Moisture
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Falling Rate Drying Time from Critical to Final Weight of Moisture
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Dry Weight of Solid 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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Final Weight of Moisture based on Critical to Final Weight of Moisture 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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Rate of Constant Drying Period based on Critical to Final Weight of Moisture for Falling Rate Period
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Falling Rate Drying Time from Initial to Final Moisture
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Falling Rate Drying Time from Initial to Final Weight of Moisture
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Dry Weight of Solid 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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Final Weight of Moisture based on Initial to Final Weight of Moisture 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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Rate of Constant Drying Period based on Initial to Final Weight of Moisture for Falling Rate Period
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List of variables in Falling Rate Drying Period formulas
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Dry Weight of Solid
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Falling Rate Drying Time
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Critical Moisture Content
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Equilibrium Moisture Content
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Rate of Constant Drying Period
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Final Moisture Content for Falling Rate Period
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Critical Weight of Moisture
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Equilibrium Weight of Moisture
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Final Weight of Moisture for Falling Rate Period
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Initial Moisture Content for Falling Rate Period
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Initial Weight of Moisture for Falling Rate Period
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FAQ
What is the Drying Surface Area?
The Drying Surface Area is the total area in the drying mass transfer operation i.e. exposed in contact with the drying medium. Drying Surface Area is usually measured using the Square Meter for Area. Note that the value of Drying Surface Area is always positive.
Can the Drying Surface Area be negative?
No, the Drying Surface Area, measured in Area cannot be negative.
What unit is used to measure Drying Surface Area?
Drying Surface Area is usually measured using the Square Meter[m²] for Area. Square Kilometer[m²], Square Centimeter[m²], Square Millimeter[m²] are the few other units in which Drying Surface Area can be measured.
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