Details

Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• American Institute of Chemical Engineers

Titel

Spray dryers : a guide to performance evaluation [electronic resource]

Auflage

2nd ed

Link zum Volltext

• Wiley Online Library - AutoHoldings Books

Beschreibungen/Notizen

• "AIChE equipment testing procedure".
• "Pub. E-32".
• Includes bibliographical references and index.
• SPRAY DRYERS: A Guide to Performance Evaluation; Table of Contents; 100 Purpose and Scope; 101 Purpose; 101.1 Purpose; 101.2 Summary; 101.3 Scope of Spray Drying; 101.4 Reasons for Testing Spray Dryers; 102 Design vs. Operational Variables; 103 Liability; 200 Definitions and Descriptions of Terms; 201 Dryer Design; 201.1 Dryer Chamber; 201.2 Airflow Patterns; 201.3 Product Flow; 201.4 Atomizer; 201.5 Heating Methods; 201.6 Product Recovery; 201.7 Airflow Motive Force; 202 Description of Terms; 202.1 Drying; 300 Test Planning; 301 Preliminary Objectives; 301.1 Test Objectives
• 301.2 Organizational Resources301.3 Schedule; 301.4 Dryer Controls and Instrumentation; 301.5 Peripheral Equipment; 301.6 Pretest Calculations; 301.7 Test Plan; 301.8 Environmental; 301.9 Cleaning and Inspection; 301.10 ""Dry Run""; 302 Types of Test; 302.1 Dryer System Capacity; 302.2 Heat and Material Balance; 302.3 Product Properties; 302.4 Acceptance Test; 303 Variables Affecting Product Properties; 303.1 Residual Moisture Content; 303.2 Atomization; 303.3 Heat Sensitivity; 303.4 Physical Properties; 303.5 Prediction of Capacity and Rate Effects; 303.6 Summary
• 304 Data Requirements - Product Properties304.1 Data Requirements; 304.2 Atomizer Data; 304.3 Complete Heat and Material Balances; 304.4 Peripheral Equipment Limitations; 304.5 Product Quality Measurements; 304.6 Particle Properties; 305 Test Preparation; 305.1 Objective of Tests; 305.2 Operating Variables; 305.3 Test Data Sheet; 305.4 Measurement Methods; 305.5 Test Plan; 305.6 Planning Check List; 400 Methods of Measurement and Sampling; 401 Gas Temperature and Humidity; 401.1 Selection of Temperature Sensors; 401.2 Installation of Temperature Sensors
• 401.3 Duct Temperature and Velocity Profiles401.4 Accuracy of Dry Bulb Temperatures; 401.5 Atmospheric Humidity; 401.6 Dryer Exit Humidity; 401.7 Accuracy of Gas Wet Bulb Temperature; 402 Gas Flow; 402.1 Installed Flow Meters; 402.2 Inlet Gas; 402.3 Exit Gas Measurement; 403 Material Temperature and Moisture Content; 403.1 Product Temperature Measurement; 403.2 Product Moisture Content; 404 Dust Flow Measurements; 405 Radiation and Convection Heat Losses; 405.1 Estimated Heat Loss; 405.2 Measuring Heat Loss; 405.3 Outdoor Equipment; 406 Miscellaneous Measurements; 406.1 Static Pressure
• 406.2 Location of Pressure Sensors406.3 Electric Power Measurements; 500 Test Procedure; 501 Plant-Scale Test; 502 Exploratory Experiments; 502.1 Production Capacity; 502.2 Product Quality; 503 Preliminary Trial; 503.1 Water Run; 503.2 Dryer Operability; 504 Definitive Test; 504.1 Test Start-Up; 504.2 Running a Definitive Test in a Plant-Scale Dryer; 505 Humidity and Moisture Measurements; 600 Computation of Results; 601 Nomenclature; 601.1 Variables; 601.2 Properties; 601.3 Subscripts; 602 Material Balances; 602.1 Dry Solids; 602.2 Moisture Balance; 602.3 Psychrometric Chart Method
• 602.4 Humid Air Volume
• Spray Dryers: A Guide to Performance Evaluation, Second Edition discusses the reasons for spray drying. These reasons are usually to produce a product with certain desired properties or with better efficiency than other methods. The book discusses how to plan in light of these objectives and gives guidance on the variables affecting product properties and dryer performance, to decide which variables to evaluate. Technical spray dryer installations are briefly described. Checklists are given to aid in planning measurements and listing steps needed for a test.
• English