Initial Weight of Moisture in Drying Formulas

The Initial Weight of Moisture is the amount of moisture in kg present in the wet solid initially for drying operation. And is denoted by M_i. Initial Weight of Moisture is usually measured using the Kilogram for Weight. Note that the value of Initial Weight of Moisture is always positive.

Formulas to find Initial Weight of Moisture in Drying

fxInitial Moisture Weight based on Bound and Unbound Moisture WeightGo

fxInitial Moisture based on Free and Equlibrium Moisture WeightGo

fxWeight of Initial Moisture based on Initial Moisture ContentGo

Drying formulas that make use of Initial Weight of Moisture

fxUnbound Moisture Weight based on Bound Moisture WeightGo

fxBound Moisture Weight based on Unbound Moisture WeightGo

fxFree Moisture Weight based on Equilibrium Moisture WeightGo

fxEquilibrium Moisture Weight based on Free Moisture WeightGo

fxInitial Moisture Content based on Weight of Initial MoistureGo

fxDry Weight of Solid based on Initial Moisture ContentGo

List of variables in Drying formulas

fx Bound Weight of Moisture Go

fx Unbound Weight of Moisture Go

fx Equilibrium Weight of Moisture Go

fx Free Weight of Moisture Go

fx Initial Moisture Content Go

fx Dry Weight of Solid Go

FAQ

What is the Initial Weight of Moisture?

The Initial Weight of Moisture is the amount of moisture in kg present in the wet solid initially for drying operation. Initial Weight of Moisture is usually measured using the Kilogram for Weight. Note that the value of Initial Weight of Moisture is always positive.

Can the Initial Weight of Moisture be negative?

No, the Initial Weight of Moisture, measured in Weight cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Initial Weight of Moisture?

Initial Weight of Moisture is usually measured using the Kilogram[kg] for Weight. Gram[kg], Milligram[kg], Ton (Metric)[kg] are the few other units in which Initial Weight of Moisture can be measured.

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