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Mass Transfer - Engineering
Q1: Which of the following is not a batch drier?A Truck drier
B Agitated pan drier
C Fluidised bed drier
D Vacuum shelf drier
ANS:C - Fluidised bed drier Among the options provided, the fluidized bed dryer is not typically considered a batch dryer. Fluidized bed dryers are usually continuous in operation, where a bed of solid particles is suspended and agitated by a stream of air or gas, allowing for efficient drying. In contrast, batch dryers, as the name suggests, operate in batches, where a finite quantity of material is loaded, dried, and then unloaded before the next batch begins. Truck dryers, agitated pan dryers, and vacuum shelf dryers are examples of batch dryers commonly used in various industries. A fluidized bed dryer is a type of dryer used in industrial processes to efficiently dry particulate materials by suspending them in a fluidized state. It operates on the principle of fluidization, where a stream of gas (usually air or nitrogen) is passed through a bed of solid particles, causing them to behave like a fluid. Here's how a fluidized bed dryer works:
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